Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1928 volume:

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I AL W -' !' .xvx1Al In 4 f B o Co A ZZ R N 1923 Publisbg? by the SQYIIOOIG1 Class Denton Senio High School Denton,Tgxas I' P Th o elvor x, ,Jill W 23757 ' L h E J ' ' This Edition of HTHE BRONCOM is ,x '4 f N 4 61 N . 54 x Q ,Q . ' it 3?51hKN- If . Ed X X :Dig X my n 1 1 M P-1 .,x VA X., , . N A u J brought to you so that in the future you may review the year 1928 and its many events. We wish to recall for you the joys of by-gone days and memories of school day friends. Our hope is that in the years that follow, when the days of youth have I I N 4 if f V I . 1 if E, f 'E grown dim in your memory, you 5225: 2' may find happiness and pleasure in II :J X this book as you re-read its pages. 7 Ei fg-gk' THE STAFF N :i '.:1 l Q-will ,. vii Nr., y . 5 . k 3 -. ' ig: 1 H .N I b , Vi. 4- ml 7 1 ' .....,,. , . Page Four N ORDER .R IIIOIIS . I' X ADMINISTRATION RX CLASSES Y SQ SPX FAVORITES j2'fT 4'7X NX 'SX ATHLETICS QW 'I X ' S. SCHOOL LIFE E ' ' WISE AND OTHERWISE I -N X ' R., ge A I f Iv ai XXX 1, 1 Z K, l x X N W 1' .2 f fill V if ff 'F ,. QB V J f ix' JI ,g , ye, 14 I I - ?'S1f.f1N , I ALBA- x . QQ gf' .4 'Q 4 -IIRIIII mmIIw----I 'n mnmE m 'mm?Lin-' 2 . A ' 1 Z' TT-ET. X ' -' ' .1 ' R, -- 1 Tiqelf O X -. - ,ff 17-7 ' ' ' N - ff 7 - kvrsgazf QQSQQ' ' y X f X Page F .4 Page Six MISS CARA L. BOSVVELL -N Xt hx N uyx, - gl- Y To one, who as teacher and friend, has rendered such un- selfish service to Denton High School and its studentsg whose wx fy Q7etl1'cat1'ozo interests in school activities X have .won as to her and her f7f,:' J principles. 1 ? wx X Y To one whose helpfulness, ' ' X kindness, and thoughtfulness, l X have given life to this book Q A which we, the members of the A A X 1928 BRONCO STAFF, in loving Q '17 l tribute dedicate to 1 3 X Xie Miss CARA L. Boswsu. f Z I . f ' ' I A ' XY' h l ' , I' l X lx , xm l if ni . V . X f - I xl b T j in 1 3 YH? e, 53 ff' few-:Q,,,-3 4 4 QNX v ff' v Z' .f ll X 'XY-H ' 'jx IA f ' ' x i um rn 3' Mlfifl' -A Q W1 umm lmmmruft., 1 f ' i I- J fl! c, t r HT'W3 'n I -e f lg- fc if , fag ip x Wm' ' fi- ff .2 Xfzfxf- X X ff ff' .W , ,a M WNW , f f' 1 Page Seven In Jkfemorzkzm Born September 10 1907 D1ed March 26 1928 EMORY DUNHAM 7 7 Page Eight . ADMINISTRATION .. A R i 1,5 I , MRS. Aon s5soN Mas. Ms Bmw , MR. EDWARDS MR- LI PSCOMB MR Mfr DONALD 192, MR. BROOKS f I DR. C.L..OLlVER Page Nine A. O. CALHOUN W. T. DOGGETT Principal Superintendent I Page Ten HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING I I FACULTY soswsme DODD CALHOUN COOK GRAHAM LANCASTER GRIFFITH LEWIS MIZZEL LYON Page Eleven MCALISTER REDWAY MONROE TEVIS SMOOT STANTON SIMMONS SKILES STANTON WILSON Page Twelve I I CLASSES + fs Q' 'fi 1' ff ilu' H I 1 : 1' N IWW X x iw Nix SM SENIORS n .flf nEQ'PS ' si!-'b 7A56Hw RALPH ABBEY Language Course. Senior Class Play '28. , Ralph is sincere and firm in everything he undertakes to do. lt is association with one like he that makes us regret that our school davs are over. JULIA ADAIR Science Course, Home Economies Club, Honor Roll '27, '28, Public Speaking Club, '28. u Julia, with her agreeable and cheerful friendliness, has won a lasting place in the hearts of all those who are so fortunate as to enjoy her acquaintance. WYLIE BARNES Science Course, Sheriff of D Club '26, Football '25, '26, President Senior Class '.?8. Wylie was staggering under several burdens this year, and his graduation marked his conquest of one. His iron-willed determination is an asset to his many sterling qualities. VIRGINIA CARRUTH Language Course, Sports Club '26, '27, President Scienre Club '20, Girl's' Club, '26, '2T. President Girl's Club '27, Secretary Senior Class '28, Senior Class Play '28. Virginia is winsomc, vivacious, and accomodating. The Girl's Club, as well as the entire school, will miss her. - Page Fifteen HERMAN COOK Science Course. .. We like Herman because of his manly character and because he is the same fellow everywhere. He doesn't say much, but he always comes up with his part. MABLE EVANS Science Course, Sports Club '25, Glee Club '28. Mable is always in a good humor and ready to greet you with a cheerful word. Her influence has been one of the best, and the optimistic spirit she has spread among us will long be remembered. WALLACE FRY Science Course, Science Club, Honor Roll '26, '27, '28, Torch-bearer of Honor Society '27, entered from Shanon High School '26. Wallace is a quiet, likable, square dealing fellow, who thinks lots and says little. SAM GRANDY Science Course, track '27, He has a big heart and an amiable disposition. We enjoy him, for he is an excellent conversationalist. . ' Page Sixteen .an I 'E -2 The r HAROLD HAMILTON U Science Courxc, Secretary of D Club '27, Baseball '26, Football '20, '27, Captain '27, Trafk '27, Senior Claxx Play '28, Cobbs Ls true blue and dependable. He is a real type of a gentleman with a pleasing personality that has won for him the respect of all. RUSSELL HARRISON Scienre Course. He has contributed largely to the World's fund of kindness and toward the short- comings Of Others. He has been an inspiration to all who knew him. HAROLD HITT Lang uagr' Course. There is enough fire and determination stored up in this one body to last a long time. Harold is independent and is reluctant to give up. Perhaps these two qualities account for his many friends, ELMA GRACE JONES Language Course. If her success in life is as permanent as the wave in her hair, she will be heard from later. Page Seventeen RODNEY LOVE Science Course, entered from Roanoke High School in '26, Baseball '26. His pleasing personality and individuality have won for him a place of high esteem among the student body. He has but one object in the game of life-to do his part. He does it and more. ETHEL MAE MARRIOT Home Economics Course, Honor Roll '27. Sometime she is working, sometime she is playing but she is always enjoying life. MOZELLE MUSGRAVES Science Course, Sports Club '28, Pep Club '27, '28. There is nothing spoiled or conceited about her. Everything ahead, everything to hope and to expect from such a girl as this. CATON PARKS Language Course. Another one of those who let you and me do most of the talking. His life seems so gentle and content that his very presence is comforting. Page Eighteen ANNIE MACK SKACGS Language Courxe, entered from Kidd Key College in '26, Mackie is the sort we always tell our troubles to, for she is sympathetic, pleasant and will soon make us happy again. We enjoy hearing her tell of her experiences at Kidd Key. J ACK STUART Language Course. Jack is a serious, sober-minded fellow who believes that to have a friend you must be a friend. We cannot praise him too highly. EDRA TALIFERRIO Home Economies Course. Edra has a heart of gold, and is a good friend to have. We will miss her bright and shining smile. EVA JOY TALLEY Language Course, Honor Roll '26, '27, '28, Secretary of Science Club '27. When sincerity, frankness, and devotion are mingled with an optimistic out look on life and regard for friends, we have Eva Joy. Page Nineteen LILA WILKINSON Home Economics Course. - Lila is a pretty, refined girl who is always ready to sacrifice and to help a friend. SAM WYNN Science Course, Science Club '28, Football '26, '27, Track '27, Senior Class Play '28, Honor Society '28, Pep Club '28, Here is a football boy who is also an honor student. Sam's career as a high school student has been successful because he has been faithful to his friends, his Class, and his school. LORAINE BRATCHI-:R Language Course, Honor Roll '25, '26, '27, '28, Debating Club '28. She believes in doing what is required and then some. That is why she is so popular with the faculty. ZELPHA CARTWRIGHT Language Course, Honor Roll '26, '27, '28. Zelpha is willing to study and the natural result is good grades. She is patient, honest, and very dependable. Page Twenty V 5 gg If A.- r, 1 'I .,,. . E, . so a P' MY ,, VF -s,,. , is ru ..fr. gl. 'I tg, .,,, ,v . K., , 4 An Q--' EE 'gh I 1 VJ' 2.1 ' 33, s il fw.X -I .M 4 f ' f-'-Ag. X a D1 I . K, Q, 'Lili 452.4 ,.1'.,- '- ,- 'Wi' ,Ing .. 5. fy Q... 3, ig? W. 7 P. Y. '1 f, -: ug. Q2 , 'G W f.il, ' ,H if-f' 54 ' LJ. Fake, I 5 ,,:. ,J II.,- vn- L I, - T--13 , rw :V , W 1, A I 'a I., ,I EA :J I A- I. Lg L..' '. Q .sw ,tam . :,: 4, ,tw .w .1La:.1'. ff hw K, Ig I? -- 434 I.. . ,.:f. Liv ,- .viz sg, ,ig '11 ..., D -1 -I, s. 4 I, 'D 1 I I I 5 , I I -Iv J' I i 3,5 . ' f I li I 9 I 2 ff I I -Q IA N 4 1. I V 52, I 1 I E , L x I I - 2 I I I I . 5 I , I 4 .I '- n I' 1 I v I ' I I.:-' f I I . I I 1 I przhg Term embrf I I I Q . I . I I OFFICERS. I I E Onnmn MCGBAW - - - Prbsident 3 LYMAN BARTEE - - V ice-Presidem. I I MARY WROTAN - - ' Secretary I 1 , E I 4 I I I I E- I f I 2 I I I I Z Page Twenty-on A 5.5 V - I ISI : ft ' , I ' ,, wx , . . ifiyi il. 55: , - V ' 1 'r'1. 393 iv , -v f' - . 'X . ' 1 .'J'5?'.f,r M ff' Q' 'V f - '. sf' ,.:A- ' -' di I 1 ,,,, , ,, I . ,I I I , V ' '-'f-' 'in .JL V' 4 ' .I .r . ' MJ ' II 3.9..im.'gia,.Qfi,nQ.x-,.,'lf' zn,.'.r.Qf LST. '-51l XX CHARLES NOBLE ADKISSON Science Course, Honor Roll '26, Tennis '27. When Noble does not have a motorcycle, he has a Ford. He is now thinking of an aeroplane. He is very studious-when he studies. MARY ALLEN Language Course. Mary's grades tell what kind of student she is. just whether these are the results of work or of natural ability we do not know, but we do know that she has a ready smile for us. REGINA BARNES Language Course, Girl's Club '27, Pep Club '27, entered from Teacher's College Dem- onstration High School '26. One of those exceedingly attractive persons that always has a monopoly on the conversation. MARY BEss BARNETT Language Course, Sports Club '28, Glee Club '28, Honor Roll '28, entered from Krum High School '27. Q No one will ever find her singing I've got the blues. That isn't Bess's way. We have never known a sweeter, a more thoughtful girl. Page Twenty-two LYMAN BARTEE Language Course, Reporter Oratorical Club '28, Vice-President Senior Class '28, Debate '28, entered from Krum '27. We would hardly expect such a quiet person to be a fiery debater, but he is. Lyman is good looking, courteous, and earnest. LOUISE BEATY Language Course, entered from Annona High School in '26. She has a noble character caused by frank and sincere thinking. That is the reason she is so competent. FAYE BEAVERS Language Course, Latin Club '25, '26, President Latin Club '26, Glee Club '26, Girl's Club '26, '27, '28, Reporter Girl's Club 27, Orrhextra '25, '26, '27, '28, Pep Club '28. Capable, alert, and patient. We can safely say she is the best thought of girl in the school. HANLEY BENNETT Science Course. We are sorry Hanley left us before the year was overg however, we hope that he is successful and happy in his new work. Page Twenty-three HESTER T. RAY BISHOP Science Course, Football '27, Boy's Pep Club '27. His youth clings tenaciously to high ambition. We like his frankness and utter lack of egotism. GRACE BLANCHARD Home Economics Course, Clee Club '26, ,27, Sports Club '27, Pep Club '27. Competency combined with calmness and kindness makes her lovable and different. DELLA BLANKEMEYER Home Economics Course, entered from Plainview '27. Has a funny little smile that leaps out one corner of her mouth. All in all, Della is an interesting and industrious girl. N IMROD BORCHARDT Science Course, Basketball '28, entered from Lake Dallas '26. We all like 'tBogie because of his humorous ways and because he is a sport at all times. Bogie gained his first popularity on the basketball court. Page Twenty-four 'W6?P E I 4 CHARLES BROOKS Language Course, Glee Club '28, Oratorical Club,'28, Debate '28, Basketball '28, Honor Roll '28, entered from Golden High School '27. We find in Charles a student who makes the honor roll, loops the basket in basketball quite regularly, and manages to out-run and out-jump his opponents. A student, an athlete, and a man. STEPHEN BUELL Science Course, Honor Roll '28. ' He is earnest and of good intent. We know he is valiant. Lois BUMGARNER Science Course. One of the best workers we have ever known. Lois believes in understanding a thing before she leaves it, and we believe she is right. H. T. BURGOON Language Course, Band '27, '28, Orchestra '27, '28, Class Basketball '27, entered from Training School '27. H. T. is a shiek of all trades, especially the saxaphone. Page Twenty-five GORDAN CALHOUN Language Course, Football '27. Jasper has just about grown up into quite a serious mang in fact, he is sometimes too serious for us, especially when we want to laugh. He is a true gentleman and his many friends wish him success. MARY CAMPBELL Home Eronomirs Course, Home Economics Club '28, entered from Era in '28. One of those exceedingly dignified persons with precision and modesty which will follow her all the days of her life. CHRISTINE CANAFAX Language Course, Glee Club '27, Honor Roll '27, entered from Malvern, Arkansas '26. We are sending her forth to higher places and we expect much of this able and active-minded girl. NANCY CHARMICHAEL Language Course, Girl's Club '26, 27. Miss Nancy sounds very dignified, but just get better acquainted with her. Page Twenty-six WILEY CARMICHAEL Language Course, Ilonor Roll '26, '27, '28, Latin Club '27, Pep Club '28, Wiley is good in his studies, and as a friend. He is one of our outstanding Latin students. JIMMIE CARROL Language Course, Oralnriml Club '27, Junior Clasx Play '27. Jimmie loves argument-he is always on the opposite side of every question, but if brains and a genial good nature still have an account, he is rich. A jolly good fellow. We shall mis him. MINNIE CHANDLER Home Eronomirs Course, Girlie Club '26, '27, President Home Economies Club '26, Prp Club '20, '27, entered from Trinidad lC0l0.j High Sehnol '25, Blonde hair and blue eyes--very pretty. Who blames Cecil for turning his attention toward Minnie. KANNIE DEE CHILDERS Home Ecanomiex Courxe, entered from Krum '27. D came to us from Krum this year. Likes and is well liked, Her motto is Silence is golden-and seldom. Page Twenty-seven KENLEY CLARK Language Course. One of the most interesting personalities we have come in Contact with is Kenley's. The usual expression in reference to him is that he is a line boy. What more could be said? GLEN CONWAY Science Course. He is so full of determination and energy that we are sure he can accomplish anything he sets out to accomplish KATHERINE CORRY Horne Economics Course, Sports Club '27, Girl's Club '27, Home Economics Club '26, '27, Vice-President Home Economics Club '26, Junior Class Play '27, Pep Club '27. Besides having the ability to write poetry Kat has the ability to make friends and keep them. ELI Cox Lauguage Course, Honor Roll '26, '27, Vice-President of Sophomore Class '26, Vice- President Junior Class '27, Boys' Pep Club '28, Business Manager of Bronco '28, Bronco Play '28. Eli is easy going, carefree, and a jolly good sport. He is quite capable of becoming a supreme judge. His philosophy is that, Life is too short to worry. Page Twenty-eight E 1 4' q HERVEY Cox Language Course, Oratorirol Club '28, entered from Rome, '28. He is earnest and brilliant. He wins us with his friendly manner. STINSON DODSUN Scirnrr Course, Tmrk. A big-hearted, whole-souled sort of chap who glides through life with long easy strides. MARY DOLENGER Home Economics Course, Sports Club '27, Glee Club '27. A pleasing countenance is a silent recommendationg therefore Mary will have a good recommendation as she goes through life. FERN DOTY Language Course, Pep Club '26, Glee Club '26, Vice-President Gln, Club '26. Home Economics Club '26, Honor Roll '26, '27, '28, Assistant Editor Bronco '27, Editor-in-Chief Bronro '28, Girl's Club '27, '28, Sports Club '28, Best All Around Girl '28, Bronco Play '28. Attractive, sweet, and lively. As an evidence of her intellect look at the Broncog as evidence of the esteem in which she is held by her classmates look at the favorites-we love you Fern. Page Twenty-nine HELEN DOWDELL Language Course. A decided blonde who believes in having a good time. We think that Helen is more serious than she wants to let us know. FLOYD EVERIT Scienfe Course. Floyd has many admirers, because he makes friends easily and is one of those worth- while persons. DOROTHY FENN Language Course, Honor Roll '27. She seems in herself so complete that what she wills to do or say seems wisest and best. MORRIS FERRELL Language Course, Honor Society '28, entered from Krum '27. We tirst heard of Morris through his grades and then we wanted to see him. He has a determination to do a thing and do it well. We shall watch his future with a keen interest. Page Thirty STUART FORESTER Language Coufxe, Class Basketball '28. His diligence and brilliance as a student make us know that he will do well in life's work. AUTHELLA FORD Language Course. We dream of Spain and all its beauty when we hear Authella strumming tunes on her guitar. KATHERINE FORTENBERRY Sfienre Course, entered from Slidell '27, Sympathy, helpfulness, dignity-these are Katherine's qualities. She is just what our mothers try to get us to be-a lady. GLADYS CIBBONS Science Course, Honor Roll '28, entered in '27 from Argyle High School. Angelic not only in appearance but in character. The kind you say many nice things about and then part of her good qualities are left unmentioned. Page Thirty-one ALviN GRANT Language Course, Track '27, Athletic Editor of Bronco '28. His only books are ladies' looks and Alvin just loves to study. In addition to these books we can't see how he passes his regular courses as creditably as he does. Alvin has made us a good athletic editor and we will miss him next year. ELIZABETH GRANDY Home Economics Course, Horne Economics Club '27, Glee Club '27, '28, Honor Roll '27, '28, Assistant Librarian '26, '27, '28. Her very walk betrays the store of vitality in-her. When Elizabeth is around she forces you to smile, no matter how grumpy you may feel. MYLRAIN GROVES Language Course, Pep Club '27, '28, Glee Club '27, '28, Honor Roll '27, '28. A dainty, demure little girl of uncomparable loveliness. She must be trust-worthy for she works in the office. JESSE GURLEY Scienre Course. jesse prefers to spend his time reading instead of talking or laughing. He is a real fellow and we predict a successful career. Page Thirty-two . ,E -r,,3.gEe5w-L x I u V BEATRICE HALL Language Course, Gln' Club '27, '28, Honor Roll '27, '28, entered from Cleburne '27. A capable person with so much dignity and knowledge that she almost has an over- powering presence. W HowAnn HAMMONDS S1'ie'n1'e Co urxr. He is a deep thinker and quite frank. His place will be hard to fill. CARL HILL Sfiencr Course, Band '26, l27 The three important factors in Carl's life are love, fishing, and his Ford. His spirit is one of happinem, consequently he is liked by all. JOHNEL Ho1ssoN Language Course. She is just the kind that you will remember because she is so happy-go-lucky and carefree. 'H Page' Thirty-three ,, .H l 4 L rr 45 .vii ELDRIDGE HOGAN Language Course, Honor Roll '26, Baseball '26, Junior Class Play '27, Class Basket- ball '28. Fuzzy is a champion soda skeet and basketball player. He has all the teachers fooled, which is quite an accomplishment. Eldridge will be President some day-if he isn't hanged iirst. EDITHE HUGHES Language Course, President Freshman Class '25, Vice-President Sophomore Class '20, Cirl's Club '26, '27, '28, Bronco Play '28, If Cupid got paid for overtime, Edithe would be heavily in debt. GUY HUTCHESON Science Course, entered from Spring Town in '27. We admire him because he is self assured and sincere, and because of the fact that he cherishes such high ambitions. J. D. JOHNSON Science Course, Honor Society. We are glad that J. D. decided to return to Denton. He has been an asset to the Senior Class. Page Thirty-four I r .X 'K 'em GEORGE J ONES Language Course. We wonder if George did not have some other attraction in D. H. S. beside just going to school. MARY LOU JONES Language Course, Junior Class Play '27, Pep Club '27, Sports Club '25, '26, '27, '28, President Sports Club '28, She is President of the Sports Club and she lives up to the motto Play the Game. Mary Lou is unseliish, helpful, and loyal. LOUISE KING Language Course, Home Economics Club '28, Girl's Club '28, Dances, plays basketball and tennis-interested in anything termed sports. If she ever had a trouble it was never known to anyone but herself, LYNN KNIGHT Language Course, Honor Roll '27, '28, Oralorical Club '28, Glee Club '28, Band '28. Declamation '27, Junior Class Play '27, Senior Class Play '28, Second Debate Team '28, Class Basketball '28, Independent and imperturable. We do not marvel at his popularity since he is so pleasant and winning. Page Thirty-jive 1 '53, 4 .- I Jf f :it .RY Q u s V 4. .. 4 R sl . P . .lffif ' ' ' K ' ' fi ggi.. . I . pig ,..... 7 .7,LI' 1' 'rin' 4::.:,1t'?iJ:17fgz':::Lir1:i:'h.?:i f,E2 77' I r' ' ' i -,, .Itt'Yl'1'...f':x1L1'i1.'SXZI2'! ' axiieeviiis 6 VOIXCO wevevavavggy -sf ' is l Q , la 'T' if 9 E99 4 it me so R 9 'al Q it ia i EQ 9 A fi I i ' UBL Q ff 4 i R. 4- 9 Lf! . I Q9 6 ggi SDP 6 aa- LQ 9 12 4 P45 9 it -fa Q 5 p 2 te 4 24 9 , fi? 4 34, 9 Q34 4 C 'bfi . ' :R v . ff fgi ZAYZQEBYAYAVAVAV 9 lil if ! EQS V 9 RAY KNIGHT 4 , 1 Science Course, Track '26, '27, '28, Captain Track Team '27. Z ' Whatever he undertakes he does and he is artistic and individual aboutyit. 9 L 45 Q HARPER KNIGHT S is E, Science Course, Football '27. , It is rather difficult to decide wh-ere he shows up best-on the athletic grounds or 9 in the social arena. , H Q Q' li 1: ,1 ' MINNIE LANEY Z P' 1 Language C oufse, Glee Club '28. g l '51 5 She does not claim superiority but she has so many charms that we can't see how : - R ' if? she would keep from realizing them. Q 9 1 4 1 , ' K l, ' 4 I DEMA LESTER . Language Course, Sports Club '27, Gi1'l's Club '27, Pep Club '27, ! : V55 4 I A decided brunette with deep dimples and a quiet dignity which, nevertheless, is not- 0 ,1 aloofness. ' 'R A i 4 ' li - ' 2 2 S I A 4 1 Lift s I sa' EMA, , X . :A'?,Q ,nga Q I ,gr j?, Q iM'Sj2f1'rr,:z'fQ.QRq : il f n..n,,.-iLf.E.lquL4L4u:1.1,e .1541 'ff' 'V l,fi 'g'3,,i11T.r:TJ':3c.. , - 'lim I vi Rfmvavfavmvmvmvmlflflll it 1928 f2N'5f!AXVAXWfAVfAY!fAV4N A ' JIIZTIL mv: . z:xxLlJ.Lzf,111:::z:rzzi.':z',rn3::c:m.7..1mz....i -I V TNi!.:f'1lfbj.:JL:z:.3:.'11gLT. ' t' ' -1113 ' Page Thirtyivix' 'O mxuixpwl A90 1, . K -- at l r ' f 'i ew rev , - H.,..- . ,,,, Y- . ,,,,,'y1-' e 1 . -N, - , t.. ff. v I I , . -. V! . 1',xi,,',1 J l f GRACE LINDLEY Scienre Course, Sports Club '27, Girl's Club 227. So serene and accomplished that it would be a task to mention all of her good qualities. MERIDETH LYNCH Language' Courxr, Home Economics Club '26. In looks as unlike her sister as one could he. If Merideth's striking personality docs not bring her success, she will win it through her efforts. 1VA MARTIN Srience Course. He is accommodating and pleasant. He must be always happy for he smiles constantly. .IUANITA MASON Home Ernnomics Course, Home Economics Club '27. Juanita has a big heart and an amiable disposition. She is a girl whose friendship we value. Page Thirty-seven l 6 Y 'Q 9 ,, , xx GLADYS MAXWELL Science Course. We hope Gladys likes us as well as we like her. She has made friends during this year which is her Iirst with us, RUBY MCCOLLUM Language Course, Girl's Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Pep Club '26, Secretaryk Assistant '27, '28. ' The plucky and self-reliant Ruby has a way with her-that's certain. She has a personality that fairly screams with pep and good sportsmanship. MARY RAY :NICCULLAR Language Course, Sports Club '26, '27, '28, Glee Club '27, '28, Honor Society '27, '28. Capability plus, and an art for writing stories that put O. Henry himself to shame. LUCILLE MCFALL Science Course, Sports Club '28, Glee Club '28, Honor Roll '28, entered from Krum High School '28. We Hrst knew her as Imogene's little sister, but soon we came to know 'tMac. In her one year she has won our hearts. Active, attractive, and interesting is Lucille. Page Thirty-eight ORBINE MCGRAW Science Caurxe, Vile-President of Oratorical Club '27, President Senior Class '28, Manager Basketball Team, '28, Declaimer '28. As president oi the class he is always extremely busyg nevertheless, he always has time to accommodate you. LOUISE MCLEAN Science Course, Secretary Science Club '27, Glee Club '27, '28, Louise and gloom just cannot associate together. She is light-hearted, gay, and lets other people's business attend to itself. SHELTON MCMATH Science Course. His Harold Lloyd smile draws our attention and he has the ability to hold it. THELMA Jo MERCER Home Economics Course, Glee Club '27, Junior Class Play '27, Sportx Club '28, Girl's Club '27, '28. When Thelma Jo does get quiet and to work, she makes us know that she can do things. She likes to be different, but we like that. Page Thirty-nine 4 CHARLES DABNEY MITCHELL Science Course, Glee Club '27, '28, Football '27, Track '28. Polite, courteous, and in every respect a true gentleman. A willing worker at all times. If there were more of his type the world would be better off. S. W. MITCHELL Science Course. If Nehi was as good at courtship as he is at football and Latin, he would be a modern Beau Brummelf' JOANNA MORRIS Language Course, Glee Club '271 '28, Social Committee of Junior Class '27, Pep Club '28, Bronco Play '28. Joanna was present when the talents and good looks were passed around. HELEN NEALE Language Course, Science Club '28, Girl's Club '28, Sports Club '28. She is so full of vivacity that she frequently sacrifices lessons on the altar of good times. Page Forty 3 xx X 1.55 ROBERT B. NEALE Language Course, President Sophomore Class '26, Latin Club '20, Junior Class Play '27, Senior Class Play '28, Hrmnr Rall '28, Horses is hardly a suitable name for our Romeo who has been the hero in two class plays. He is also Miss Tevis' pride, having entered in several Latin Tournaments. knowi witty IRENE NEELY Srienee Course, entered from Plainview in '25. She possesses a charming smileg she is unobtrusive and well worth seeking out and ntl. MARJORIE PARSLEY Language Course, Girl's Club '27, Honor Roll '28. If gentlemen prefer blondes, then J. V. is not a gentleman. One so attractive and is Marley should surely be supremely happy. Z F AYE PATY Language Course, Sports Club '27, Glee Club '27, Pep Club '27. We picture Faye in a paint-smeared smock, for some day we expect her to be an artist. .v, . ., I ' ' Page Forty-one ALINE POCKRUS Language Course, Honor Roll '27. Her friendship charms you, guides you, inspires you, and cheers you. PERRY RATCHFORD Science Course, entered from Aubrey '27, He is business like and efficient. The latter characteristic is especially noticeable in his ability to draw. GLENN REDFIELD Science Course, Football '27, entered from Montana '27. He came from Montana and brought along his Northern accent besides plenty of skill at football and a very friendly disposition. NELL REESE Language Course. Not often does Nell look on the serious side of life and she is always ready for a good joke. Page Forty-two GARLAND SITZ Science Course. It is his exceptional disposition that makes him so many friends. Leave it to him about holding them. DUANE SKILES Science Course, Orchestra '26, '27, '28, Skillful artist who is willing to work. His outlook on life is optimistic. So predict a successful career for Duane. JANE SKILES Language Course, Girl's Club '27, '28, Secretary Gi1l's Club '28, Most Attractive Girl '28 Jane seems to have made up her mind concerning the game of love. She is our most attractive girl and has a host of friends. LUCILLE SMITH Science Course, Science Club '27, Home Economic Club '27. One of those all-around dependable girls. We have known her long and well, and she is the kind of girl that improves with every meeting. Page Forty-three F L0 REE ROBINSON Language Course. It is not often that we meet with one who is so true, loveable, and kind. No wonder we like her. MAY BELL Ross Language Course. We will always marvel at the way May Bell can work geometry problems. She is a diligent worker and a fortunate possessor of an active brain. BOB SHARBER Home Economics Course, Sports Club '27, '28, Girl's Club. Cheerfulness, goodness, and sweetness shines in her face. Her lovliness also radiates happiness. PAULINE SHERIDAN Language Course, Honor Roll '26, '27, President of Junior Class '27, Pep Club '28. Chairman of Social Committee '28. Pauline belongs to that preferred type, but her golden locks are not all that makes us prefer t'Polly. We like to be called her friend, even if she does have dozens of them. Page Forty-four 4 ,ni Q l l 'Y HERMAN STUART Srienre Course. He is so self-assured and perfectly poised that he commands the respect and admiration of all. OLON VICKERY Sfirnrc' Courxe. Olon is not as quiet as he seems to be. His motto is: Do not put forth any more encrgy than is required. ELISE VITZ Language' Cllllfll' Gln' Club '25, '20, '27, '28, Honor Roll '25, '26, '27, '28, President Freshmen Class '25, Virf'-Prf'sidr'nl Sophonmre Claxs '20, Branm Play '25, Junior Claxs Play '27, Senior Class Play '27, Reporter Clam '28, Pep Club '28. A true musician and she has in her life a daily beauty which glides into the hearts of everyone of us. MARKAY WAGGONER Sfifnre Cozucw, Basketball '26, '27, '28, D Club '27, Honor Roll '27, '28, Markay was a great asset to the basketball team of '28, He is very diligent and his English grades are the envy of many. Page Forty-five ALIS Jo WEITENGER Language Course, Pep Club '26, Gi1'l's Club '27, '28, entered from Ft. Worth '26. Normally quiet-when asleep. Lois WHITTLE Language Course, Girl's Club '27, Glee Club '27, Home Economics Club '28, Spanish Club 'za Lois seems to stay around spasmodically. When she is here, everybody knows it be- cause she makes it known. ALMA WILLIAMSON Language Course, Sports Club '26, '27, Girl's Club '26, Vice-President of Sports Club '27, An energetic student, excellent worker, always co-operating in every phase of work. Alma is a favorite among all high school students. MABLE WOLF Language Course, All School Basketball '28, To win a place on the girl's basketball team is no easy taskg yet Mable did that. She is quiet and unassuming. We wish her success and happiness. Page Forty-six I W LEMOINE WRIGHT Language Course. He has a genial, good nature and meets all the requirements of a real friend. MARY LOUISE 'WRIGHT Language Course, Sports Club '26, '27, Latin Club '26, Girl's Club '26, '27, '28. Self assured and perfectly able to take care of herself. Always firm in her decisions because she knows they are right. NOBLE WRIGHT Language Course, Honor Roll, '28. Noble is our star soldier, earning a marksmanship medal at C. M. T. C. last summer. He says that he also likes Friday night dances when they serve ice cream as they did in San Antonio. MARY WROTAN Language Course, Girl's Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Treasurer Girl's Club '26, Junior Class Play '27, Favorite '27, Honor Roll '27, '28. Beauty and brains. Why do some people have all the luck? Page Forty-seven 1 1 BLANCHE SIMS Horne Economics Course, Pep Club '27, Home Economics Club '26, '27, Honor Roll '26, '27, '23, She is a sincerely sweet girl and from her good grades we know she is undoubtedly a deep thinker. CORINNE HANKS Science Course, Sports Club '27, '28, Glee Club '27, '28, President Science Club '28, Although a Junior at the time this picture was taken, Corinne will graduate in the summer. We hope that she will make a success in her Held of work. ELBERT LOVELESS Language Course, Honor Roll '27, Glee Club '28. He is always capable, energetic, and successful about everything and as a result he will belong to the business world. , FRANCES BRUMLEY Language Course, Girl's Club '25, '26, '27, Glee Club '27. She is perfectly capable of meeting any situation and is an extremely likable person. Page Forty-eight V I fi i if, 1 I ' Gu px d - 48 4 In Y hpx Q wkgfrf u J ,:..,r x0 ,A VM? -,u '-1 --f 'iz 1 5 I . S 1 '-17 ji C . 4-mr Q3'aVf.:f?' -' Pixefl. ,wi 'hy ,-- ,4 Liz: Fri! JV' :ja . 1. XNXXQX. ' 1 N , 'X I 'J' gn' 'XX 5 3 'Q . J U IDRS Page Forty-nine DUANE ABBEY A One of our promising debaters who will probably come into his own next year. MARY ALLAN She is so sweet to look upon for her smile never wears off. ANNIE STRATTON BARCUS Annie Stratton is a girl that one can easily guess to be the daughter of a preacher without inquiring. She is always in a good humor, and willing to cheer the world along with her fun. ALTA MAE BARNES Alta Mae is a blonde of distinct type. She has been Fern's 'iright-hand-man this year and her work has been satisfactory. We'll hear more from her next year, RAY BARNETT Ray is simply a prince of a fellow. He is the type of person that is very earnest in any kind of task he may undertake. Page Fifty ORA BECTON Ora came a long ways to be with us, but we hope she will not go far away when she graduates. She is a consistent worker. INA MAE BELL Always daring and willing to take a chance. There is an atmosphere of laughter and jollity about her. ALTON BOYLES If Alton worked all the time as he does sometimes, he would accomplish much. We like him and wish him success. MONA BRAY When you meet her it is beauty that begins to please, but it is tenderness that com- pletes the charms. DRUE CALHOUN Drue is as lively and merry as the day is long and so far into the night. He is our Best All Around Boy this year. If you don't know him you have missed something-get introduced. Page Fifty-one EDWINA CRAIG One could not help liking UStubby even if they tried. She has shown her exeeutive ability in Girl's clubs. MARY CRAIG A-A-A-we are not stuttering-just telling her grades. ORVILLE CROCKETT He is thoroughly interesting, good-looking, and clever. As a result, he is very com- panionable. RUBY DAUGHTERY Ruby is a. representative of the kind of girl D. H. S. should have. We think of a well behaved lady when we think of Ruby. LOLA DAVIS ' She is one of those pleasant conversationalists who has the ability to entertain the crowd. Page Fifty-two .. 4,4-,F A-53, ,i9w,,aAFf,s.e,:Wi-yrfrmmfsfggygmggfyagigsfmamesfwf-'ff'aw- 'wr-qrf req 'swim ,A 1: ,Q-mar'a'1s-uysfzewm av1R'Eyg'.a:1:g1:f-efaugfrg'mwe:'egpg5y52wxaee-fetjsrf:qfmimimwwkf if FRANCES MAE DAVENPORT She is modest, bright, and transient. A true heart and soul-none better in the school. LOTTIE MAE DONOHO A combination of fun and intellect. Lottie Mae could talk a Hebrew out of his last dime. MARY JANE EDWARDS She's lucky and she's happy, so maybe she'll get by. AILSEY FORESTER Ailsey's vocabulary reminds us of Webster, and her swimming reminds us of Gertrude Edcrle. CLARENCE GADBERRY His politeness, his willingness to work, and his interest in school activities have won the admiration of his class mates. Page Fifty-three N AOMI GARRISON Full of life and bubbling with joy. She is one of those wise kind that is too wise to let anyone know it. ROBBIE D. GOODNER She is gentle, considerate, and polite. She loves the joyous things of life and com- municates them. EDITH GROSS Edith with the big brown eyes and golden hair4a favorite-she's just that type. ROBERT HARRIS Bob is another one of our football heroes. He is a pleasant conversationalist, and an altogether good natured fellow. GENE LEGETT Now, Gene, do you know your thoughts from Mary'S? Gene does not object to study- ing if she know it is necessary. A very likable girl with many friends. Page Fifty-four MARY LEOETT Why, oh, why, can't we tell them apart. Mary is full of that unknown something which is called pep. She has contributed much to the D. H. S. spirit. GRUBBS MOCLENDON A veritable talking machine when he is sitting next to some people we know. When the occasion arises, Grubbs can work as hard as one could. TROY MULLINS Personally, we have never been able to tell just which one he is until his name is called. Extremely quiet but altogether a likeable fellow. WOODROW MULLINS Now this is the other one. In his dark eyes there is a twinkle which indicates that he would like to play a trick on us. Wonder what it would be if he should. VIVIAN MUNDY She has an air of poise, security, and happiness. We always enjoy her presence. Page Fifty-five EDWIN OWEN We are glad Edwin cannot picture our thoughts as successfully as he can picture our faces. His work has been a decided asset to the Bronco this year. CHESLEY PICKLE A somewhat reserved disposition is Chesley'sg yet there is a feeling of friendliness. We can always be sure that Chesley will do his best. just recall the junior Play. HARRY RAY He showed much ability in the Junior Play. He is so polite and has such pleasing mannerisms that it is no wonder that he is surrounded by friends. DICK REDFIELD One of Glenn's many brothers. He must have a monopoly on the teachers-he passes. NORRIS RUSSELL Never hurries, never worries, but always get by someway. Page Fifty-six W -'Wfiwigwl V1 HMA. 1. 4 is ,. 1 . f lie. L, r v SUSAN SIMMONS No, Susan's motto has not been copyrighted. It is Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you streak your rouge. FRANK SMITH Few posess the unusual geniality and ability which have gained for him our profound admiration. His sincere efforts and individuality make him a likeable student. MARGARET STEWART She has the charms to strike the sight and the merit to win your heart. Those about her from her shall learn the perfect ways of honor. J UANITA TALLY She is just one of the quiet kind whose mind is always on her work. MYRON TALIAIFERRO Myron makes good grades in some classes-other teachers can't be bluffed. Page Fifty-seven l i 1? T MARY UNDERWOOD Another one of those blondes that gentlemen prefer. WENDELL WHITEHEAD Lucky in sports, unlucky in love doesnlt hold in Sheep's case. CORINE WOOD Just a sweet little girl with a sweet little smile. ELAINE YERBY This is our pretty, popular yell leader that has pep and knows how to make others get it. CECIL PAYNE Cecil, commonly termed Egg,'l is a great mechanical shark. Maybe someday he will invent something, even if it is only a new way of playing hookey. Page Fifty-eight 1 ... R I , W I 1 , FAVORITES 9 , nrru Gum:- lirryx' Girl Page Fifty-nine Page Sixty J. V., THOMPSON Girls, Boy JAN!-I Slxll,lC5 ml ,lllrr1r'li1'z' Cir! Page Sixlyorzc lfrilm Ilwrx f'.vl H1 .f1I'0llIIll Girl Page Sixty-thre I 1 ATHLETICS - .W 1. W an 1 'r ,rf 1 , .ir T' , 15 1, ,har I COACH STANTON CAPTAIN HAMILTON 001' fall H. V. STANTON-Coach Mr. Stanton's record as a good coach continues to be appreciated by the student body of Denton High School. He did good work this year in making an able eleven out of almost new material. The grid boys of Denton High School have great confidence in the abilities of the coach. He inspired his team with the highest ideas of fair play and sportsmanship. Denton High Sehool's athletes have developed wonderfully under the coaching of H. V. Stanton. HAROLD HAMILTON-Captain It has been said that Cobbs is one of the best men ever produced by the high school. His ability to stop 'em has marked his brilliant career as a football player. During the past season Cobbs was in there fighting and could be depended upon at all times. He knew the game and inspired his team-mates with fight and a desire to win! Cobb's place, left open by graduation, will be hard to fill, but we know that some college will get him and look back upon D. H. S. as a school that developed real men and football players. Page Sixty-five SAM WYNN-End An end should be fast, strong, active, a great pass catcher, and a sure tackler. Sam is no streak of lighting, but he is strong, active, and aggressive. He can catch passes, tackle, and block as well as could be expected. An end should never be off his feet or swept out of play. If either of these disgraces ever befell Sam, our memory does not recall it. Such was the stuff that made one of the Broncos greatest endsmen. We lose him, to our regret, through graduation. EDGAR GILES-End Regardless of the fact that this is Red's first year at football he showed the real stuff. Being tall and able to handle the ball well, he was shifted from guard to end at the first of the season. Red could receive passes well, and because of this ability most of the passes were directed to him. He tackled hard and was a good dependable man in general. Page Sixty-six . ,g,. ..:1,,,5 .gee-:eMf.el+6m-Qaniz g:+,,-.vis .'f.i.,, fu . alwyqf, .i Vffpepfl.'f gf5P?5sPi,5i5arg..,',,. J' ,wx3.2!3ggg3,,:5i:!!g.-Qxzfptgiiq. .V ,Tmgw .A v ' r fe '51 ,Q te, .L 5, .K- E vi GEORGE TAYLOR-Tackle t If a man plays football for two successive seasons and improves his play every fall, what would you expect of him the third year. Well Punyl' was one of those fellows. Owing to his experience and weight he was shifted from his regular position at guard to tackle. He was fast and shifty, a good fighter and hard to take out of play. This was his last year with the Broncos. h BOB HARRIS-Tackle Bob played his first football this year. He had every thing to learn and set about this task with a determination that brought success. Bob was good both on offense and K defense, a good tackler and hard to keep out of play. He was always fighting :md could .fl fi. fm xg, ,.. Qi A. 'J L Page Sixty-seven A ..,,. lv: ,z K 'P' be depended upon. Bob will be back next year and we expect great things of him. fi WILBUR BARBER-Guard Any man who works out for football until late in the afternoon and then walks four miles home certainly enjoys the game and Sleepy seems to do just that. Coming to us from the Cooper Creek School and being in good condition Sleepy made the team the first year. He is big, fast, aggressive, and has lots of the old fight and determination which are the essentials of every good player. He will be back next year. MORRIS BIARD-Guard Freshman is another man who had a previous year's experience with the game. He was heavy, a steady, consistent player and probably one of the best running guards on the team. We hope that he will be present when the roll is called next season. Page Sixty-eight . ,K ..,..:t 519 v M l -A . , . ,. 1 in 4 i S 'fl UI 11 ' IL' L . l1.' J. .,. ,. in 1 v-:f1:7- , fa ms wxw:wf.:o:ffg:. f wggftfs .ff .f 25:4 .1 .. .L. 'ti':1::-.'.':r if gt.-We 5 ---I 'A Hfixltr- I ,KQA at. i it Cf! :J ' g t ' he-ag will id D li 'M l. ,. rj ligi 5 'si 2551 1 I .Gil BJ til 2'9i1 HQG it his 511221 N Wi r libil it Qi' i hx p . me QQ lbil lgli , .. ,lf 22 fl T SS' f i-iw N.: : gif E1 if rm E741 H633 QEQQL KIBLER HUNDLY-Guan! v it Kibler may be justly proud of the work he did during the past season. Weighing Habit approximately two hundred pounds he was a power on offense and a tower of strength HQ!! on defense. Kib is a hog for work, a clever, hard fighter, and he loves the game. As a list 12 guard, he was one of the best on the squad. We will keep an eye on his next year's work .l,.. . . fl 25, with the purple and gold Broncos. ilxfzii ll xii ii? ls-if ,jg-fi D. L. MOORE-Guard fl ffl 3- D. is still another new man to our squad who played the game well. He was a well . gg Q, . . al, L known stone wall, which some of the opposmg backs met too often, a good tackler, and if a hard hitter. D. was first known as the brother of Ugg who was one of our best guards llgggi last year. That time is gone now. It is D. L. Moore, Denton guard, with no family li ffl' relations tacked on. He is one of those rare specimens of athletes who makes a real football Weill team the first year of competition. He has another year with us and we expect him to 22 lg show up well. .3-deli Qiwf ?f 5:51 if .Z ff I' llfbii Jzfif iw , 519173 f 'i K ii X . fix, Liv if f',.'tNxif fi: K X-fx' ! .1fiXK'1-i.f'f'Cv.' f'...h.d'.,-'j ii. JV wifi, .V' f 2 5 V -' - li' JY ., ' ' ' ' x i . ... . . .. .f .- -- -- - Page Sixty-nine , 3'6- .1 W 'at ti .fr -.ze LB .ij wi? . 'FJ V age j if 4' 4 1 x z fs. t -l X w 4 'W' l x s 5 Sv MMV Q H' t '3- ld X .1 . ix. 3 4 ' if .i f 9' - A 5? Q Q P' ELDRIDGE TABOR-Center Through three years of football in D.H. S. Tabe has shown himself to be one of the best linesmen ever developed with the Broncos. Tabe's speed, clever tackling and perfect blocking got him into every game, and at no time did he fail to carry his share of the burden both offensively and defensively. NORRIS RUSSELL-Center This man is Norris Russell from Pilot Point, Texas. Rusty is a flawless passer and a wonderful defensive man. He has the ability to diagnose a play quickly and to tackle surely. He has as much flght as any man can have and still stay in the game. Rusty or Snooks, as he is better known, played hard and clean football and always played for the team. He has another year with the Broncos. Page Seventy ui 'i ' Q P HESTER B1sHoP-End Heavy's second year with the Broncos was one of success. He was a good pass receiver, fast, tackled hard, and was good on both offense and defense. He has the ability to size up a play quickly and could be depended upon at all times. GLENN REDFIELD-Tackle Montana Upon looking at Bull one could not fail to think that he would make a good football player. You guessed it. He made a steady linesman. Most of the men whom he played against expected a tough opponent and they were not disappointed. In offense his speed enabled him to open many holes and his defensive play was above reproach. A good guard is of great value in modern football and Montana was just the type for use in interference. This is his first, and last year with the Broncos. Page Seventy-one CHESTER BROWNING-Half Checker was another new man on the squad who set about to make a record for Denton High, and he did splendid work. He could always be depended on to get his man. He is also fast and good on off-tackle plays. He ripped through the line for gain after gain, ran beautiful interference, and passed accurately. We know he will be good next year. JACK SKAGGS-End Jack is another end who is little but loud. He could receive passes well, had lots of the old pep and fight, fast on, going down after kicks, covered punts well, a hard worker and one who loved the game. Jack was the smallest man on the squad this season, but with the growth of a year and the experience had during the past season he will be a valuable man for the team next year. Page Seventy-two 1 V f 'E7'l ?n'?f'fli9i'75W' fifliiff' W 5 1 in 1fl.'f -K-. x REED COSNEY-f-Quarter Jew may be little and one would hardly think that he would make a football player, but looks are deceiving. He can do anything in football. His accurate passing, blocking and punting were an inspiration to the team this year. He was especially good on the defense and in retaining punts. Jew is another one of those football players who has the backbone to tight 'em. He is another good man we lose through graduation, but we can say that he did his part for Denton High School. SHELIE GRANDSTAFF--Fullback Shelie was one of the smallest men on the squad-in size only. He was a regular demon-and had it not been for injuries he would have accomplished much more than he did. Shclie is another new man on the squad who is going to develop into a great back. He is keen, alert, fast, aggresive, a conscientious trainer and splendid on defenseg really he is a natural born athlete. If he will only stay with football he'll make a real player. Page Seventv-three FRANK MITCHELL-Halfback Frank was going like a tornado until he broke his arm during a scrimmage. He is fast, a good fighter, and a ram at hitting the line. Although Frank did break his arm he fought 'em While he did play and won one of those things that only good men can obtain-a letter. GORDON CALHOUN-Halfback Jasper was somewhat handicapped by his size but he is a good all-round football player. He could follow interference well, and tackle hard. He will be a hard driving halfback for some college next year. HARPER KNIGHT-Halfback This is Harper's second year on the squad. Because of transfer he was ineligible last year, but with the experience he obtained he became a good man this year. Harper was probably the fastest man on the team. He was a concientious worker, and learned quickly. In football today a fast starting back is an asset to the team and Harper was one of those backs. The place he leaves open by graduation will be hard to fill. Page Seventy-four , , 7, , ,V .Y inf--,warH.,,,:9-Ifqmpw-.,f,H, .I zhelxrgykpfwe .gn,fV,:-,zfjyfqsjls an ,ug rERq5qw.Qmq5 HAROLD HAMILTON n 5 CCaptainJ KIBLER HUNULEY ---- EDGAR GILES - - RALPH BEATY - GEORGE TAYLOR - ELDRIIJGE TABOR - REED GOSNEY - - SAL! WYNN - - SIIELIE GRANOSTARI' HARPER KNIGHT GLEN REDFIELD - BOB HARRIS - - - GOROAN CALHOUN - H.V.STANTON - - JoEKooNCE - - FRANK MITCHELL - FOOTBALL Tackle - Guard - End Back - Tackle - Center - Quarter - End - Fullback - Haljback - Tackle - Tackle - Halfback Coach - Guard - Halfback SQUAD WILBER BARBER - HESTER BISHOP - MORRIS BIARD - - MARVIN HARRISON CHESTER BROWNING JACK SKAGGS - - J OE SKILES - GUY WILLIAMS - EUGENE WILLIAINIS CHAS. D. MITCHELL DUANE ABBEY - - HARRY WALKER - D. L. MOORE - - LEE WITT - - - GRUBBS MCLENDON JIMMY TROUT - - Guard - - End - Guard - - Back - Halfback - - End - M ascot - Line - Line - Back - - End - Tackle - Guard - Back - Line - Mascot Page Seventy-five Xi 5: 1 nfs! 'Z 'E Play the5game ' But play it fairly, Fight to win ' 1 But meet men squarely, Tackle hard ' And the line, k Do your . 4 Swv fe But dorft you whine 1 'E We 2 ,. 4 Play to win, r But every inning Keep in mind There's more than winning, Victory's sweet But good or ill An honest name Is sweeter still. f Reach your goal By luird endeavor But by tripk And :gunning neve Win or lose' Though bruised and larned, Let night yind you Unashamed ,' Mmm A' YXCO . ,, V, ,, fe e 'H '2.-Y .':f,'4 T ,-fi.. , swf' ,. i- w ' V f i -H7 '13'-5 ,, W . N ,,,N.,,i'j' Q. A ri-Nix-,,1.,.-,.,, . .. fi' 4,1 'rv f----,' w ' vl , . ff,-:V l- 5 Y f'iAL'v.X.f'lfikkxQl,lb'tX1 1!AXxV,, 'lf C if ! O lim Q'-J!1!l?'xx'Z!!x1fw ,Cx ij,!J.f'mX.Kl.- Ur.: ..'.':..-'.:i.: gg :1.'..7.'g ' , .- i , .Wg 7-5,,,J:J, J- H5 - Y. V' 1 .N k A 1 5, i if A . Y A' ri QTL, ,..f'C'l' 4 v'i.x1'TF' i . A . .ny J V lj iii' ,.-5, l..51Q. li-it Quffji i!.f s ilfili no-Bw Mfg IQK4-4 14:-,Nil LQ? diff: ,. A. fps . lf if Wifi! ., 1 'lf-' :E mil' i gg fi 1,3 .4 ii '.V- fn' -. . . s 5 f',,'vt 'PLA' Eifxfxil iii:-I 5 if L 1 H- dw :fell Vibe: l. Mi li: iv' '--Tis ilsfv , . . ,wig 151211 lxijffi .X 9: ,J ft 1 l. ,fy glfe, .Qing -u K I m I ' iifffifg iii-X314 l ffx. 'Qigi .5.A, . .i. .. .' il iraq It QW' Hifi., 1 .Q any l COACH McAL1sn:R CAPTAIN HAREN Walther Ball DAN MCALISTER-C0dCh Mr. McAlister has been with us four years, and through the short years he has developed winning teams for the high school. He has developed some great athletes, because he knows the game and has the ability to teach it to the players in such a way that they will be a winning team. Ag-,Qi He not only teaches the players the game, but he also teaches them the true ideas . of sportsmanship. Mr. McAlister has made friends because he is a coach of ability, and . he is a gentleman at all times. We hope to keep him with us as long as possible. . E' LEON HAHEN-Captain 3 .f li Leon Haren, red-haired captain of the Bronco team, is in better condition this year big and is playing his position better than in 1927. His place on the team at back guard .1 could not be better filled. He is steady, aggressive and is as well qualified to hold down 1-gf fi the captain's job on the team as any other man on the High School roster. Haren is from figiii Ponder and is playing his second season on the Bronco team. This year he was selected ifsfiii by unanimous choice, as guard on the All-District Team. He is a senior and is :scheduled f.gQ,ii to graduate in June. tif' ll 1 f ,- iff f Egg, f t 5 I f' it X fbi , ., .,,, ., e , ' ' , ' . e ijitstrvll A 'fx' 7 fx lv A .. ,..9 .: :7Q 3' if! K ff A rx. T i'-7 l'G '.-Q .N Cy II: X ijt. -.'e -f.f'J-N Af ' Mxfz Mx . J ' ' - JAX ,'.1A ff .:'i,X1' f'mi.',- , .. ,J . . 1 g, 1 N ti I . c -'.rr'1r',7: v:':r '-.z,:', '..1:s . 'A ., ,..L..,z.,.,': is . .. :,.':, . :tif .t :':-, ' ' 9 H' Page Seventy-seven ' -ri ' 5 . .1 - VW . . 23: ei? -:S gf Q A , ,E ij.. ., lv .gg il' ,Av fl 5 c ,rv ,,., f' es si? -V Er' his 9? . xg: AH. ss? .44 f El A. I 3 . Q: -2' 1 is 1 . 3: ,wg HUGH HAREN-C enter Hoots, a brother of Leon, a rangy center on Denton's team made a reputation for him- self last year. He was almost unanamious choice on the All-State team last year and his play was even better this year. He underwent an operation while the season was at its height, but he recovered nicely. When he did come back Hoots improved the Denton offense and secured the tip-off more rapidly. Haren still has two more years to play with the Broncos. NIMROD BORCHARDT-Forward Bogie is playing his first year with Denton High. He came here from Lake Dallas High School for which he almost single handedly won the class C championship last year. He lacked finish because of insufficient experience on a team in the class of Denton High but is a valuable man. Borchardt knows the location of the basket and in recent games has led his team in scoring. He shoots best, it appears, from difficult and closely guarded positions. Page Seventy-eight A we 11,7 w A , MARKAY WAGGONER-Guard Markay Waggoner, Hoor guard, letter man last year, is the dribbing artist of the Bronco quintet. His handling of the ball, his speed and his ability to take the ball from the opposition makes him a valuable man. Waggoner also is fairly accurate on long shots at the basket and usually is good for two or three field goals during an evening's play. Waggoner also graduates in June. ELBERT MARTIN-Guard Flux was one of the best defense players on the squad this year. His timely long shots did much toward winning many of the games. Flux played guard the entire season and could always be depended upon. At the district meet Elbert was the star of the game. We lose him through graduation to our regret. AMA! .. s 1 . Page Seventy-nine t .,.,....,.. , Xi , , , 317.gifW-wi--'fferitg -Q--sffgg , N-. l gi i 11 .1 r 's i ,Q ' , ' - , y I fl- ':vj-Q erik., t ' E A L ' K 1595- 'lf' I I ' , ...aw ,:n'mrm1:zin:1..,:' .z'i ,1. . ji an wif' .ie f A Y ' ' 'x' ' ' A ' ' ' W i x, IOIXCO Q. .V , CNKE4 ,Kfk gg,t:kl:i::l:?l?::5gg::2Q5gnD ii SSTQH if lf' l' ,iw S9 Rival Qqir. E595 4' FQ' 'tbl '53 EQ: rfb L 5 6 ' Sgt 5 '3 7 gi 11 I S-cf: ,2 -K: Q - 53535 Q . iv f Q r wr if 6 53 iff 7: 5 .1 .X - 4 1,4 I 5211- li ii?-M E 'I' iii l pg iibsli i ,it ti,-' if . aifzzfi iifbi Q ?1P5f1 n Q5 z f L4 - . Fifth be ?i?:f3e QQ tiff? - 95 g ', z2 Qt M225 bf 2335.4 1 45 ,fill I , xx., gl 3 vw 1 ! 4 'i iii Y ip i Q if S 196 .1 Q31 JOHN D. SMYERS-,FOT1,UClTd i jgiff' ECM' Whale Ears is a good guard and forward, a good shot at the basket and takes 'em ffiffil, off the backboard with skill and dispatch. Those long unerring shots for which Whale Ears i1 ij 1 is noted has been developed by Coach Dan McAlister through two years of earnest basket- iq W ball, John D. will be back next year. flbgg il .1 1 1. Qui 'T ri JD,-:1 lx M has gi 455 ' TOM FINLEY-Center E195 L '-be i- 1'- Cj Tom Finley is playing his iirst year with the Broncos. He has been holding down I the job at center most of the time during the absence of H. Haren and while he is not as A Mfg: tall as might be wished he has shown considerable ability. He gets many close-in shots in and his goal-shooting improved as the season advanced. z, j, e ' p ii 'Nfl it stuffy' iffgiff li 9 if fra :S V H 3:5 id ll, ' gi 53 Q f'Q'Bi..-ffflfxr-fpiqdi Q 'F 552: V - V --W ,-,,- --W V,---V-------V-.---rv-.-.L f'P' V A ' A N 'TH Se,--W A ,i. ,,,..-rrzg 11:13. 1 i1izi1 if ---, ,,41 4' 'it t:'1.', ll i iz,V-ii'Mi'Ai ' 'D M H ' -' is ,zvowzxf fi it j Q Q38 fi it ,..tmWAxxVf.wfM'fAxWgxvAN o A ff, --ef - .fr-.. , ,.-1111 nv V 1- ff,-3, 1.111 me-.:x:,f:xiy rift,-.X 4 . ' lJ..Ti..flJZ5'lL .lJf2.1LZIZ4.3ZL.1IE'.L7!.'Z. .-'flI1'T71Y .rxfru mirmmr gg-Q.f1::o,.g,,-it L-ff 1' If Page Eighty 3 HM' wad E ?r4L1,lh1h'f:'1:i2P4r eifielf S4 he W 1' 445 MT '1'Wff1?1'fir eff' l' l Nfl' .,.,. , . , . V I , -. .4 I 3. I. i. .4 ll ll ll ll :4 l ll ll ll ll nl fl gl ll l l ll l l l l l ll ,l 44 E? . 4 l il ,. ll Ii ll . i l. 4 5. l. l Q l i k ,. 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Haren and Martin, he got a real chance this year and he has been standing up under lire remarkably well. His speed and his ability to recapture the ball make him a valuable man. He also is a good shot and when he gets hot there is no known method of stopping him. He was a substitute last year. CHARLES BROOKS-Forward Charles Brooks, senior, came here from Golden and is playing his first year with the team. He was particular strong defense, and he divided time at floor guard with Waggoner. He also played center, and in one of the Mineral Wells games he showed up exceptionally well. Brooks was another one of those players who did best when pushed a bit by opposition. As the season ended we find that he proved his worth even more decidedly. 3, T ff.-Q f , -..M fl .1 :ming 7-71-14,-,4 ,rl Y, - 'rx . 4, . , 'o ' ee '- ' f for as ft ll . fv f5fW'fieeTff?''4fW'Kf'O2'ffiQ.' .. ,jg KL-O. . w.-- , -'.f.'rf ,Q ' '41 Page Eighty-one .f H1 1. 1 .x. P if' Q.. 'M .gk W ,, , lvl' N. AN . eval rf' 4412? P.. my Y, f4l gf ., , riff 'av ey' X :ef f. YN :9 I' - ,f if, eu Lf' '. 'S if N X. wig .f , f' 4 H-,R c s iff ,ff K,-L L. --4 'nm lay, f' A, 0:-il Q N v., ': V - e .y -dy r+ get ,. SQ 4 st 4,2-.. N. K. .'.r. l -s r , l l ' 1 1-' J- fvfarm',1r'r JERRY CLARK-Guard Jerry came to us from Alice, Texas, and after a few weeks with the scrubs was pro- moted to the first string. He was a persevering kind of fellow and trained hard, if its not basketball that he's working out for, its track. Jerry made a capable understudy for Red, and shared the knocks with Manager McGraw. He has another year with the Denton Broncos. ORBINE MCGRAW-Manager - Through two years of hard basketball Orbine has managed the Broncos wonderfully. He not only takes excellent care of the high school's basketball material but shares the knocks with the boys as well. He also comes in handy when the boys have some surplus energy. Orbine has served faithfully for two years and to our regret graduates in the spring. Page Eighty-two 5 ,M , 1, 74, .. 'Tzrfc 'Til l. IDENTON IJENTON IJENTON IJENTON IJENTON IJENTON DENTON IIENTON IDI-LNTON IJENTON IJENTON IJENTON DENTON DENTON' IJENTON IDENTON DENTON' IJENTON IJENTON HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH REVIEW OF THE SEASON SCHOOL A--- 36 SCHOOL - A 41 SCHOOL - - 27 SCHOOL - - 34 SCHOOL - - Z7 SCHOOL - - 25 SCHOOL - - Z4 SCHOOL - - Z0 SCHOOL - - Z7 SCHOOL - - 25 SCHOOL - - 10 SCHOOL - - 26 SCHOOL - - 42 SCHOOL - - 18 SCHOOL ' - 18 SCHOOL - - 34 SCHOOL - V I0 SCHOOL - - 27 SCHOOL - - 44 TOTAL - - S36 MARIETTA, OKLA. - - - - 14 MARIETTA, OKLA. ------ 2 POLYTECHNIC, FT. WORTH - - 11 POLYTECHNIC, FT. WORTH - - 15 MINERAL WELLS - - - 9 MINERAL WELLS - - - - 5 MINERAL WELLS - - - - 11 MINERAL WELLS - - - 10 GAINESVILLE JR. COLLEGE - - 13 CENTRAL FT. WORTH 4 - - 17 CENTRAL FT. WORTH - - 14 MQRINNEY - 4 - - - so MCRINNEY - - - - 27 ATHENS - - - 21 ATHENS ------- - so PILOT POINT ---4- - 17 NORTH SIDE FT. WORTH - - 11 FOREST HIGH, DALLAS - - 28 SLIDELL ------ - 7 OPPONENTS - 283 Page Eighty-three GIRLS BASKETBALL ELOWENE CARTER, Guard MABLE WOLF, Center LUCILE MCFALL, Forward MINNIE CHANDLER, Guard MABEL SELF, Center JUANITA SAUNDERS, Forward AY . Page Eighty-four 'ft 3 1 SCHOOL LIFE 3 Cox ' MANAGER nu QHIEFLA K. . M in A -1? L .ig . D.TG,mrF1TH HXCULTY Sronsore Deus CALHOUN Ass'r'Busmess MANAGER , ,b ,V Page Eighty-Jive SPORTS CLUB 'iPlay The Game Sponsor: MRS. A. O. CALHOUN . Mary Lou Jones ...... ...,...,..................,.,.....,...................,............ ....... P r eszdent Agnes O'Sh1elds .,,..,,.. ..,,,,, ,,,,,...,,,.,,,.................... 1 s t Vice Jeanette Frost .,,.,.,,...,... ..,.,..............,.,.........,,..A 2 nd Vice Elizabeth Harris ......,...... .....,.... S ecretary and Treasurer Mary Louise Wright .......... ............ R ecording Secretary Mary Bess Barnett ,.,,....... .Y.......,..... S ergeant at Arms Louise Yarbrough ........... .,.. .r..... S 17 ,orts Manager Claribel Riley ..................., ..................... ............Y......... R e porter Annie Stratton Barcus ................................... I .........................,r............................,........ Sports Manager PURPOSE The purpose of this Association shall be to create interest and enthusiasm in all phases of Physical Education and promote school spirit and ideals of both physical and intellectual efficiency. Harris, Elizabeth Allen, Mary Barcus, Annie S. Barnett, Mary Bess Bishop, Anna Ray Camp, Mary Louise Carmichael, Nancy Schlienet, Alice Dollinger, Mary Donoho, Lottie Mae Doty, Fern Forrester, Ailsey French, Ruth Frost, Jeanette Gross, Edith Page Eighty-six ROLL Gale, Christine Hanks, Corinne Humphries, Mary Blanchard, Grace Jones, Mary Lou Williams, Lucille Blanks, Kittie Frances Kirby, Lela Mae Long, Bessie Faye McCullar, Mary Ray McFall, Lucille McLean, Louise Mercer, Thelma Jo N augle, Pauline Neale, Helen 0'Shields, Agnes Paty, Faye Phillips, Elizabeth Riley, Claribel Rucker, Elizabeth Becton, Ora Sharber, Bob Thompson, Alma Thompson, Gladys Williams, Elizabeth Wright, Mary Louise Yarbrough, Louise King, Louise McCurry, Lois Hall, Helen -., A F 4 'fir K , ,Ap H- Q, YELL LEADERS l'I -UNE YERBY GENE LEGETT MARY LEGET1 IJENTON, DENTON FIGHT lJEIV7'0N, IJENTON FIGIIT FIGHT OLD PURPLE ANI? GOLD IIENTON, IJENTON FIGHT HIGH SCHOOL SONG Wc'rc loyal to you, Denton High W0'r0 purple and gold, Denton High W'c'll back you to stanrlg against the best in thc For we know you have thc sand, Dcnton High, So snap out that bull, Denton High, Wc'rc backing you ull, Denton High. Our team is our fume protector, On boys, For wc expect u victory from you, Dt-nton High HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society in Denton Senior High School was organized at the beginning of the Fall Term of 1927. It is patterned after the National Society which stresses in its organization Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The Scholarship basis is this: A student to be eligible for membership must have made a grade of BH or above in all courses pursued for the six weeks period. Service: Others First, Self Last . Leadership: Ability to follow as well as to lead, to command the loyalty of others, to master a difficult situation, and to make things go. Character: A student may gain recognition in character by meeting individual obligations promptly and completely, and by being honest, courteous, and reliable in all of his dealings. 4 f Page Eighty-eight Y F.. . ,.: 1 I f,,, Hi-s ,M- nv .RN 5s c,,j,f:! .. ,, egmvaegg W -1 J, fffifr L QI WT! J'--. 'e L X C. I. A. STUDENT TEACHERS Who are they? These bright and smiling faces are indicative of happy dispositions and cultured minds-so, of course, they are none other than C. I. A. student-teachers, Each teacher teaches one period per day in the senior or junior high school. Many students desire to get in the clases taught by these young ladies because they are easier than the regular teachers. There are also many who adroitly avoid their classes because they are lander than the regular teachers. Now, if you are a reader of faces, pick for yourself the hard and the easy teachers in this group. But, taking them as a whole, don't you think that they are the most intelligent, good-looking bunch of teachers you ever saw before in one spot? Page Eighty-nine ,I 2 Page Ninety ORCHESTRA FLOYD GRAHAM, Director Piano Lottie Mae Donoho Violins Faye Beavers Flo Ree Roberson Duane Skiles Guy Bush Tom Moore Cox Dyke Kelly Hazel Carlton Frank Pemberton Drums J. B. Woodrum Trumpets Bob May James South Saxaphones Norris Russell H. T. Burgoon Bells Evelyn Davis Bass D. Carpenter .rv qi , . Q., lf-L SUM? Tr B a BAND 90 FLOYD GRAHAM, Direftor um pets joe Funk Bob May James South Cheslcy Pickle F. Triestsch ss Horns D. Carpenter E. Trietsch French H mm Duane Skiles W. C. McClung Clarinet Dan LaVorne Saxuphones H. T. Burgoon Billy Taylor Norris Russell Drums Ernest Chitwood Noble Wright Glen Knight J. B. Woodrum, Jr. Page Ninety-one THE GIRLS? GLEE CLUB MRS. W. A. WILSON, Director Mary Leggett Lola Davis Kittie F. Blanks Gloy Mason Frances Brumley Elaine Yerby Mable Evans Alma Boyd Vadene Roy Alice Schlinat Corine Hanks Ruby Daughtery Mary Ray McCul1ar Helen Morrow Lois Parsons Roberta Carter Eva Joe Stanley Helen Hall Joanna Morris Juanita Wallis Juanita Saunders Mary Humphreys Ola Mae Yeatts Naomi Garrison Page Nmety two ROLL Dortha Marie Lowe Alberta Lowe Faye Paty Mary Dolenger Jeannette Frost Vera Simpson Elizabeth Rucker Charline Pamplin Mary Allen Elise Vitz Lois McCurry Opal Williamson Grace Blanchard Velma Boner Ellen Henrich Zeila Williams Jane Skiles Minnie Laney Gene Legett Ester Ubben Gladys Thompson Virginia Overall Christine Smith Beatrice Hall Elizabeth Harris Martha Elbert Robbie Dee Goodner Layuna Taliaferrio Pauline Naugle Agnes O'Shields Margaret Stuart Elizabeth Grandy Corine Wood Golda Mercer Elizabeth Williams Alma Thompson Juanita Mason Christine Canafax Louise McLean Ina Mae Bell Zelda Mae Headlee Mylrain Groves Lottie Mae Donoho Cassie Blankenship Mary Bess Barnett Lucille McFall Margaret Goodwine Marie Wilson f 7 THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB Mus. W. A. WILSON, Director MIKRIE -WH.SON, Acronzpanixt Tommie Barrow Lee Hunter Dee Carpenter Eldridge Tabor J ack Stuart Wendell Whitehead H. T. Burgoon Charles Brooks Elbert Chambers Floyd Hobson Lynn Knight Frank Mitchell Chesley Pickle Garner Payne Truman Stubbs Rasco Sugart Morris Baird Charles D. Mitchell Dan LaBorne W. C. Orr, Jr. Morris Russell J. B. Woodrum Leon McElroy Harry Walker Dick Redtield Glenn Redfield Chester Browning J. B. Payne Elbert Loveless Lee Witt Jack Stuart Floyd Hobson Page Ninety-three Miss Eva Catherine Rayzor ,,,..,. Catherine Conelly .................... Craig Thornhill .................... Authella Ford ......... Faye Beavers ....,............,........ Faye Beavers Catherine Connelly Lorraine Bratcher Helen Dowdell Page N irwty- four DEBATING CLUB Bronco Speakers ROLL Craig Thornhill ............Sp0nsor President Secretary ........Vice-President ...,..,...........,..L..o..............Reporter Authella Ford Homer Harris Grace Lindley Claudia Roberson www-vb Misses Clara Tucker anfl Mary Hlett ....................,,.A Charline Pamplin ........ Lucille Williamson .... Christine Gale ....... HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Reba Davis ,,,,,,,,,,4,.,,,,.,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,A,,,,,,.,,,. Motto- Paddle your own canoe. Colors-Black and White. Emblem-Scissors and skillet crossed. Grace Lindley Mary Suv Mays Lucille Stallings Charline Pamplin Grace Griflith Mozelle Dobbs ROLL Maurinc Coker Mary Hiett Mary Wilson Lois Whittle Modelle Rayzor Christine Gale - ----AA-4---. Sponsors .,,............Presidmz ice-President .......,,...,Y.SecreLary ,...,....ReportPr Page Ninety-five A.. n - SUNSHINE KLUB Fire CRedJ says 'ljolly . Red has and always did stand for cozfness, warmth, cheerful- ness, joy, happiness, co-operation, peace, optimism, friendship, and all other qualities worth while. Size up each and every one of the Sunshine Klub and you will find that they possess these qualities. If you are hunting for able assistance, call a member of this Klub and you will be sure to ind an attentive ear. This Klub has for its motto Scatter sunshine all along your way . We believe in seeking joy and then it must follow as the night follows the day all other worth while things will come unto you. Most everybody, even the Blackheads, are envious of our position in life. Page N inety-six , ,WN 3' M by if, l,U,.f,,L 13 'ii , ,. i, rt 5, t ,. MTM' WY ' 11511: ix . tfle ,, - r,, , E is K iff- X. , , V, Eg lf ' iii:-, ,,2:..m.s 9121 Qlifzf Vit'-, V ,Y me 5. ., ,,' .gzflifm 'rrfn-lite 1 CLASS BASKETBALL It took two heats and a tlnal game to determine the winner of class basketball this year. The iirst game was between the Sophs and the Seniors in which the Sophs were trampled upon. The next game was between the juniors and Sophs in favor of Juniors The third game was won by the Seniors over the Juniors. In the next game between Bill Martin's Sophs anrl the Seniors, the Seniors were trampled, as no Senior team ever let the Sophs beat them. The most interesting game of the contest was between the Juniors and the Sophsg the score was tight and both teams lighting hard until Norris Russel, Junior Forward, got Hhot . The final game was played between the Seniors and Juniors in which the Seniors, as usual, were victorious. Page Ninety-seven t U It is M M., P ,. 5 n 1 Tun D- xviiisrg ,V .g- 2.1:.:1Ija,r1I,g'ggg5'1-gyrxxrrfg PY. . - 52- .N H-GA-vvzttm-A ,.,. M. 94 6 VQAQQ XCYIAXVIAWXIAXVXAXVIAXV .sq ..,, . ,.,. .. A,.,. i.t.,r-,,.......-,ir .,r,XXAgM Al H A Ar. Hlzzzvzv.-gt I V 5 ii if Q4 f ' l sp i- gs D le-is D i jqf ,I E A D 7 l v ll n A U63 1: ' 6 Q6 We Gy :i 9 'A F ' 5 42 BGB at Z4 S52 QQ 3 9, 54 9: . L: , 5 in Gi Q 4 H . be an QQ QQ 9. bi QL QS? N' i 'Q SGH l e be gf k 5 qt' Q gg? n Et 1 if Qt fi gn if if i lx Q55 f Dj 2 N - Q E 551 THE DEBATING TEAMS by iff! - l The debating teams of Denton High School this year were made up entirely of inex- jx QQQE perienced debaters. After the tryouts to select the teams, Lyman Bartee and Charles Brooks were selected for the team Lynn Knight and Orbine McGraw were selected as the alternate Il team. - 9 ' Several debates were held for practice in Denton and trips were made to Sherman, yJQQ! ' if Dallas, and Van Alstyne. The team won the county championship by a unanimous decision. QL thereby winning the right to compete in the district. Q I' Considering the fact that the debaters were inexperienced, they were very successful. 9 .1955 The team was coached by Miss Mildred Riechert of C. I. A. qs 2 ti S 2 e Y P i X ssl 5 lb ' ' :EQ b lb 4 l 4 D 59- 4 M4 Psp, 9 5 D 5 to , !,s,e,.,,N , Q Qin Hi M v v V v' A V W v v ' v A V 'Emu is yyfsvnvmvnxvmvmvmgn lf 1925 Jnn fsxxfmvmvnymvmvm A e::rx: fl sux. ' , ,j,ff,!l.r -v 1.11 V5 Dx -fw--a.4f4-3,25 Page Ninety-eight , 'O TJ 00 U . t t' 4 Qx ,,,-s ' ,f' X54 ii',fv'wN 'r'--- --1 ' A e Nw--.L ' ft 4Y,'l ll il' llflulf l' II U :YY 'lT'lTl7f'lZTlYI!'K'ZI'Ll!iTE? C 3 5 4- I I Y ll 'lr' gg jsLT7,,,mT:mI4f-' vm flfz TLHAL' in 'T,.ll .,' ' w VAVAVAVAVAWQE V Er r 'VAVAWAVAVQQ ,gr v v v . v v v v A A A A A , , 1 6 I 0 A A A A A 41111 Ye. fl 'J LJTII 1. 44' 1 .I-L.l'zf' 'f X v 'E' . ' 1' Q06 X-..,.,fs.,,,,f' li G 9 6 5 x 2 Z 5 DQ5, 2 D U 9. Q Zi D L :1 A R b xvgsvfxmxvfa ' i 5 I K s i 3 r. P. i 1 I DEMOSTHENES ORATORY CLUB . The Demosthenes Oratory Club wm organized during the fall term of 1927. Miss ' Hayden Hunton of C. I. A. was the sponsor. The Officers were Dee Carpenter, Presidentg A' Orbine McGraw, Vice-Presidentg Charles Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer. I The purpose of this Club was to promote and encourage the art of public speaking. Y The club was named for Demosthenos because of the great handicaps under which he made a H great orator. The meetings of the club were held daily and at these meetings there were held 5, debates and speeches of different kinds. The club gave a chapel program during the irst term 1 and on several occasions members of the club spoke before the dramatic club of C. I A. A if At the end of the term there was a decided difference in the speaking ability of all the members of the club, and everyone realized that there was a great benefit derived from it. vi ,U Q 2 3 9 Q 9 5 4 2 2 2 2 9 4 b 4 2 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 .Q 2 9 4 9 5 5 4 5 5 G G .Z D 11 Q ll 9 ll ss 13' Q ll C: 46'ITD'II . . . , L, . . W ,.- . ,-.i , .. . ,, .,. r... . irnr.Tr4:t':. ' 11, atgmfaxvzaxvfaxvfavfavaxmg. I 8 :f W ,LiXYV!AXVfAXVAXNY!!8xYf'!ANZfQX55G inn n xi n xuz... -ax . n,zz..rzn.7:1r.z.r3z :.3:3x:'.1.':1Lun:z.1mQ3j, XZLRXAA l V .-',. v 'nib-A! ' ' ... '1Ka,,1l...'1.4.,lr It .00 X' 'rer 'Quo Page Ninety-nine H N GIRUS CLUB Jane Skilcs Virginia Carruth Susan Simmons Elaine Yerby Mary Louise Wright Frances Mae Davenport Alis Jo Weitinger Nancy Carmichael Cecil Bell Monroe, Sponsor Fern Doty Thelma Joe Mercer Myrtle Carruth Frances Brumley Dema Lester Faye Beavers Mary Underwood Flo Ree Roberson Page One Hundred is E A PAIR OF SIXESW John B. Nettleton and T. Boggs Johns are in business together. They are constantly warring with each other over the most trivial matters. They call in their lawyer to settle their disputes. Mr. Vanderholt and T. Boggs are in love with the same girl and Mr. Vander- holt takes advantage of the oopportunity to get him out of his way. A game of poker is arranged, the loser is to be butler for the predicament. The partners are reconciled and the story ends in the age-old way. CAST George B. Nettleton ............. ................. .......... C L Arima TUCKER T. Boggs johns r..........,......,..,., ....... R onlinr B, NEALE Krome, their bookkeeper ........................... ........... S AMI WYNN Miss Sally Parker, their slenographer ........ ,............ E LSIE Vrrz Thomas J. Vanderholt, their lawyer .,...,.. ......... L YNN KNIGHT Tony Taler, their salesman ................. ....... E LDRIDGE Tnuon Mr. Applegate .......................... ....... R ALPH ABBEY Office Boy .........,....,...,,...... ....,.,..... H AROLD HITT Shipping Clerk ............,,..,..... ....... H OMER HARRISS Mrs. George B. Nettleton ....... ................. E VELYN DAVIS MBS Florence Cole ......,........... ......... V 1Ro1N1A CARRUTH Caddies, an English maid .......... ......... E VA Joy TALLEY Page One Hundred One 'ETHE ABSENT-MINDED BRIDEGROOMM SYNOPSIS ' CAST Timothy Shea, the bridegroom, a widower .................... Patrick Rooney, his friend ...A...............,.......... Jimmie Rooney, 'fDap.hnay's son ..... ., Fred Grady, his friend ..................,. Slade, a plain-clothes man ........... Yonnie, a small colored boy ........................ Daphney Rooney, the bride, a widow ....... Nora Shea, Tim's daughter .......,.........,...,. Kathleen O'Connor, her friend ..,.............. Tessie Connors, Mrs. Rooney's maid ......... Yennie, small girl .... ,..,...., ..,....., .,................ Yaney, small girl ......... Page One Hundred Two ..,,.,,.DICK REDHELD C. ORR, JR. ..............HARRY RAY n,......,....CHELsEY PICKLE ................DRUE CALHOUN MARY FRANCES FINLAND ...........LOTTIE MAE DONOHO ..........i....EDITH GROSS ......,.....MARY CRAIG ...........NAOMI GARRISON ..........EMMA Lou LONG ...,,....MARY ETTA LoNc -,:.-NA M. - vw, -i -1 oy. fm' T 1 ' .. fir, K . . . .sq HAND HOME CAME TED The annual Bronco play, And Home Came Ted proved very popular. The setting of this clever mystery comedy is in the Catskill Mountains. The plot has to do with a strug- gle for supremacy in a furniture factory between Ted, the rightful heir, and one Ira Stone, an unscrupulous adventurer, who is trying to gain control of the business. The interest of the audience was held from the beginning to the end by a series of dramatic situations rising from one climax to another until the final denouement at the close of the last act. Skeet Kelley, the clerk ........,..... Diana. Garwood, the heiress .....,.. Miss Loganberry, the Spinster ,,...,.. . Ira Stone, the villian .......,......... Aunt Jubilee, the cook ........ Mr. Man, the mystery .................. jim Rykcr, the lawyer .......,....,..,........ Mollie Macklin, the housekeeper .......... Henrietta Darby, the widow .....,.. Ted, the groom .....i...,........,............ Elsie, the bride ...,...,..........,.......,..... Senator McCorkle, the father .......... cHARAcT1-:Rs ......,...,..HAROLD Smpp Dorv ,........ALTA MAE BARNES ...................LEoN HAREN .........ALLIE BLANKENSHIP ,....,....PERCY MCDONALD .........ELDRIDGE HOGAN ....,,.,...JOANNA Momus ........ALMA WILLIAMSON ...,...WrLr:v CARM1cHAEL ,..,,....EDYTHE HUGHES Cox, JR. Page One Hundred Three -. S -4 R. l!5E?:v,'A. Q ' I- Ufl ll-. 1?- ' .A if ,iwf K , .J ,. I . CALENDAR ' . , csepeembee 19--School has seemed.-4 The gang ie' an here Qin 'body but not in epirm. . September 20-Chapel-Prof tells us what to do and what -not to do. A A September 21-we begin to feel dhappointed in ourbeacbersl-they expeetjtod islet, ' l September 26-High Senior Class organizes and elcctsoiicers. 3 ' K T' September 28-We are introduced to the football boys. Lindbergh passes over. ' September 29-Pep Club is organized. Elaine, the Twins, Buttonand Theron elected yell leaders. ' E ' V September 30-Junior Class organizes. , Thevurst footballgame of the season is played with Grapevine. October 3-Girl's Club meeting. , ' . October 8-Denton plays Plano. Gov. Moody is supposed to kick off. We hope be d0esn't get stuck in the mud. A ' October 12-Science Club organizes. I l October 14-The football boys get beat in Wichita Falls. October 15-Bronco Rumniage sale. Seniors go on-a picnic. ' 5 , , gajfi. . Octolwr 17-Initiation of new members into Girls' Club. f-iff:-I October 18-The Broncos were put on sale. ' 1 V l October 18-Denton went to Cleburne to play football-you know the result. October 26-Juniors, Seniors, and Sophs have a class meeting. E ' October Z7-Denton plays Ferris. 4 A October 28-Girl's Club gives a dance. November 2-Plenty of long faces and tears. We got our report cards. V November 4-Gi.rl's Club Play-- The Love Pirate . Football game with Hillsboro. November 7-Seniors have their pictures made. , November 8-Nothing unusual-except we sang Holy, Holy, Holy in chapel. November 10-Junior Class Play- The Absent-Minded'Bridegroom . November 11-We got a holiday. 'N November 17-Pep rally. ' ' - November 18-We have a parade and a game with Waxahachie. Seniors have a barn party. November 22-Mr. Doggett honored honor students, and we listened in. November 23-Senior Day. Sports Club gave an apron and overall party. A G a ZXVAVAXVAXV ' ma: Page One- Hundred Four fi . I . 5 .I J: I .M L -, F. uf' E s e i g E : i i Q ' . . l i I 5 , E e i g l I fl-f fii3:.fn'sw -1 V' Jr' A 6 l.0lXC, . . ,,:..' I ,lhi Q . X' A e .g , --': Q. , J ' V ---M-I i l-I-,-um..-- ',-'-E - l I D 47 h.,4- , . vm-W-.-A I..-m-no 'mm m'-I,-x 4. vmmxxmxvfsxmx p Q f 0 as ' fsxvaxxvfwfmffsv .31 F, , g or . ..,.. - ,.,.4 .....,.! l , , I Q U November November December December December by Gainsville. 2-High Seniors have picnic. 9-Popularity contest closes. A December 14-Report cards again. Some shock. December pie eating contest. December ZQ--It'a snowing. December 21-Seniors receive rings. December 22-Christmas holidays start. January JBUUUY 2-Everyone returns-tired but happy. January 10-Prof explains new system. January 12-Sophomore class meeting. January January 18-Entertained by Station B R. O. N C. 0. January 24-Senior Class Play ' A Pair of Sixes January 25 It's half over The iirst term ends January 26-Commencement January 29-We ix tor maxi our schedule January 30-Classes begin-how tragic February 3 Ball game with Athens 25-Thanksgiving Day, a holiday. Not much to be thankful for-we got beat 29-Popularity contest opens. Everyone excited. 8-Candidates for favorites introduced in chapel. I6-Basket ball boys were introduced in chapel. Seniors have a tacky party and 5-Honor Club, Sunlight Club, and Glee Club have pictures made. 13-We played Central High in basket ball. Of course, we won. February 7-Senior Hi Faculty plays J umor H1 Faculty three rahs for Miss Lyon February 21 Prof made his annual speech about chewmg gum February 23-I-Iurray we will have hohdays until March 5 Prof and Mr Doggett have March March March March March March March March gone to Boston 1--Seniors have class meeting 5 Prof has returned Isn t the building quiet? 9-Girls Club gives picnic for basketball boys 14-Class basketball games begin We are ready t and Sophs 16-Bronco Play 'And Home Came Ted 19-Basketball boys are given sweaters 21-Sports Club gives banquet for basketball boys 30- Bronco goes to printer, The Staff reyoxces o give our sympathy to the J umom l s l i i t l l s s i ui 4 May 18-Senior Day May 31 Commencement 9 ' I. A z ! - ' i l i ' , ' - D E i - , 5 5 . . : e i z - - . , 3 5 . . . - . U i t - . ' : a ! s - - ' - - Q E E . 1 . l ' u : . 4 ' ' i ' 1 ' ' - - Q , i -. - , . . . : E s i '. - - : f E i A a s l l 2' ' s z 4 - . - ' a . 1 , I ' , ,, i f 2 . . g - ' s e : ! - E 2 L i - - ' a l 4 4 . l i 9 ' - E ! z z a ' : ,,,.. gf V ' E g 11928, Page One H undred Five F522 B 1 S 9 Z 3 if 3 lifflll Ji vuizk xx v 'Wg i?QxV!Ni'f!2xl :JTr'fffu:r 1v-1 4 1, THEBOYS U . Has there any old fellow got mixed with! the mboys? If there has, take him out, without making a note. H1118 the Almanac's cheat and the Catalogue's spite! i Old Time is a liar! We're twenty to-night! . WWC IWCMYY WCTG twins: Who says we are more? He's txpsy-young iacksnapesl-shoiv him the door! , Gray temples at twex2ty?'+-Yes! white if we pleaseg ' Where' the snowflakes all thickest there's nothing can freeze! Was it snowing I spoke oflf Excuse the mhtake! ' ' . l Look close-you will. see not a sign of a flake! ' We want some new garlands for those we have shed, And these are white roses in place of the red. 1 We've a trick, We young fellows, you may have been told, Of talking fin publish as if we were old, . That boy we call Doctor, and this we call Judge, It's a neat little fiction+-of course it's all fudge. That fellow'si the Speaker fthe one on the right: i Mr. Mayor, 'my young one, how are you to-night? Thatls our member of Congress, we. say when we chaffg, A There's the Reverend What's-his-name P-don't make me laugh. That boy with-the grave mathematical look Made believe he had written a wonderful book, 4 And'the ROYAL SOCIETY thought it was truel So they chose him right ing a good joke it was, too! Therels a boy, we pretend, with a three-decker brain, That could hamess a team with a logical chain, When he spoke for our manhood in syllabled fire, We called him The Justice, but now he's The Squire. And there's a nice youngster of excellent pith: Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smithg But he shouted a song for the brave and the free- Just read on his medal, My country, oi thee ! You hear that boy laughing? You think He's all fun, ' But the angels laugh, too, at the good he has done. The ihildren laugh loud as they troop to his call, And the poor man that knows him laughs loudest of all! Yes, we're boys-always ,playing with tongue or with pen, And I sometime have asked, Shall we ever be men? Shall we always be 'yoiithful and laughing and gay, Till the last dear companion drops smiling away? Then here's to our boyhood, its gold and its gray! ' The stars of its winter, the dews of its May! And when we have done'with our life-lasting toys, Dear Father, take care of thy children, THE BOYS! ' , -Oliver Wendell Holmes. Page One Hundred Six' if 4. , , ir 1. - 4, fi ' ' ' -' 'Q Q as , 1 2 WISE and GTHERWISE 3I!!ik'5vi3Z..fH. 345. him aE2Li5ik'i3.zY.,-2!QfzfLL'f, t A l Q. 1 V V' ' f - V -' Q I A N , 45: ii.. - Z, Q ' .' ' ,-....-,.. ....,.. ......,......... ...-....-.-......,r ff - BA- ffglggg .......,...--....-...... ..,.....-.V.....,.. 3. VAXVAXVAVIAWXAV ff I f Q ' AXVIAXVIAVIAXVIAVI .5 f l , 5 ? Q 3 E I L C .fone up I WN,-P 5 4',. ' W FAMOUS SAYINGS I don t know where I m gomg but I'm on my w y Columbus Keep the home hres huming Nero The Brat hundred years are the hardest Methuse 'Treat 'em rough Henry V Keep your shirt on '-Queen Ehzabeth Don t lose your head -Queen Mary, The bigger they are the harder they fall David 'It doats N ah You cant keep a good man do Jonah ' I'm strong for you kid Samson The Boston Evemng Transcnpt Miss Tevls Can anyone glve the denvatxon of the word audxtonum? Robert B Yes-from audio meanmg hear and taurus, meaning bull A lace where you--' Miss Tevil That will do Burglar Qto Mr GnQthD ' Your money, or your life! Mr Grxflith Take my lrfe I m savmg my money for my old age C omer Where's the menu wa.iter?' Red Oh we don t need any menu smce we ve started usmg table cloths There are three classes of gxrls ln D I-I S the beautlful the mtellectual and the After commg nn from a fourteen mxle h1ke Mrs Calhoun, the Gym teacher sax , I want all who are too txred to take another hike to take two steps forward All stepped forward except one Notrcmg her Mrs Calhoun saxd ' Elizabeth, are you ready for four teen miles more? No, ma' m,' rep Ehzabeth, 'Ah n too tnred even to take the two steps AXIOMS RECENTLY DISCOVERED Recitatlon IS the science of hlumng Zero added to zero the result I5 Hunk! Zeros are always equal though they never comexde A teacher is a many sided polygon and equal to anythmg A Dl'0p0slt1on u a general term for that which confronts the Semor at the end of the year 'I I a 2 5 E P V u r e a 1 I i E 2 ' 2 2 P A 4 1 9 ' a nn- fr- -M. me V ' f r ' T .- III.. 7 A 21 , Q g f H H- . a s ' . -o . ' I. ' E S I Q ' wn. - . l - Q . - , , g g f l u ' A 1 2 ,.: u . . . . . . ,, .1 .,'. : Z ': H .1 u, 1 I .- P. . I 9 , - f e , - b a s :ff 2 Q Q - m e Z : ' . , , ,, E 5 Q ! V I . W . , g i . Aust : , ' i f megority. ' Q 2 9 , A , , 4 A K . . . - . . , i 1 .d ,, i f A u 4 i i a ' lied ' ' ' ' . D n A6 E ' 9 s s ' . e 4 i g A , ' Q9 i s ' ' ' - 4 i s - - ' '- - u 52 E i . a ' V lb 5 Q .' g V ' :P Q ! , . s I , Q amnmmwmmmreegmmmwmmtg ,..n. n wwe X , -0 va Page One Hundred Seven , 'rug . t A A , .- M , s r Page One Hundred Eight np, , .En Egg. V - ox' A - f Q . fu r' Tt2't.'t i x T1 4, , .1 'V4' ,' ':'.1-A-'.-l4'.g.:r3 :5. -,f ' '4 vmmxvnxv waxvy 6 VOACO L ' Axvfnvfsvfaxmv .3 i - v -svfmnv gnn.urvav.om-f-'ve-pu-1 V I V U l I. b ng. um-up 1,1'. nrfnm--1-frfguqfrfaf x 1 mr: , Q 9 '-'Q f 6. i 5 4 i l 'gif ' If? ' l i i ' A ! i 2 ? i f i s ' ' E s : E a i s E i A o E 5 by It's easy enough to be pleasant Q- A When life llows 'round and 'round, S i i g Bunhegirlwonn while 2 5 Isthegirlwhooansmile K While her garters are coming down. 1 Q 2 4 A V 9 ' g f Mary Wrotan: You boys are allalikef' Q Q Hootsz- Then why do you girls always want three or four? S E x I , Q 5 l l . YQ, said the Prof, I have had many disappointments, but none stands out like ,one 4 ' 2 ' th z camaft h 1 bo ' ' 5 ! j 9 a omewen wasa y.' ' H E - ' Mr. Garner: Some terrible shock that fixed itself indelibly in your memory, 'I' 5 i suppose- . A ' , ' 5 9 i Prof: Exactly I had crawled under a tent to see the circus, and I discovered it , 4 K I A wu a revival meeting. - . i g 5 1 i Q ' Q - Mr. Wynn: I'll teach you to make love to my daughter. i l Jew: I wish you would. I am not making much headway. i 4 ' 4 ' I S Fuzzy: Thanks for- theukksl' U : Q Linda: Don't mention mt. ' -v ! t ' 2 2 Many a bachelors ship has been wrecked by a permanent wave. 1 l i V Q 5 E 5 s l g g IS IT IMPOSSIBLE FoR-- g g i 1 . : ' Q John D. Smyers to stay in study-hall one period? P Miss Mizell to go without Miss Tevis? ' Q 9 G Mary sas to drive a oar less than army-five miles an hour? : Q ib l Elaine to pass the grocery store? Q4 i Orblne to study ten minutes? ' i ? l i Us to tell the Legetts apart? M ! ! - Mrs. Stanton to lose her temper? ' Q 5 - 'nlmawiummsonmnmmqgim g g i s '. Charlestollndagirl? a g 9 , mrmymgezmnoura 5 5 Profshairtoturngray? : E g i Elltohaveadate? i g Mr. Garnerto make uslaugh? ' I P 1 A typist to type without making a mistake? g s E 4 Drue to keep an appointment other than social engagements? i l Mm Skllestosmile? g g ' 5 Thestllltoagree? ' t , i s a s l 5 3 ' E P Q if . Q a s , -' ' ' . ,, - ' l I f-:am-mm- llvf. l-.mg ..-.-.-..,--. .-..-.-. --A., V W b, . 1 Q-.-.ann---svn nnaanow-vu--A---1-il mmm i ! i x lt 1928 0 2 i 'O U A :J Se Page One Hundred Nine 4 6 kffmrze t T , , .E ' Page One Hundred Ten til-'...: .. vnu: e VOIXC Q . ' ' i g - 5 2 i i s - 3 2 ' 5 5 l i i f s I l .2 : n . 5 , l r : S 3 . 1 i f i s i f x FV x f i ' . Fly. if EHd4i,re . 1 .ufrmu ur , A I . . , -V H . I V I , , faq: :A if Eglxmi ' ' ' ' ' '-11. qv1-.a--11aofnfqacuv-1,.r.f4--rvlmu-nr . . Mr. Redway: What are you doing for a living? ' Hoon: Breathing. y Non-is.Rmell arrested for speedlnglj But, ofhcer, I go to Senivr !High School. V Cop: Ignorance is no excuse. V ' X s Mrs. Stanton Kin Hlstoryjz Noble, who is the present king of ,England ? Noble: Why, Pye forgotten. 5 7 Mrs. S.: Tut, Tut. 'N.-: I thought he was the King of Egypt. Bogie: Oh, Velma, your face reminds me of the poetry of Bobby Burns Velma: Mean you that it touche the heart? Bogie: Nay, my wee bonny heather blossom, it is full of hard lines s Q P - Q s ' ,. 14, K, x, J, 'T MS W W S a i - Q ! f S gb ,, 'U S . M Stanton' ' Cobbs, I w t you to give me+-school Cobbs. Yes slr, but I dxdn t know that you ,chewed Miss Lewis 'I will now take some hydrochloncsacid and--- ' Wylie' That wouldn't be a bad idea. I ' Mary What's the matter over there? f Q, V - V 1 Lucille Mary Bess did so many good turns she got dnzzy - Miss Lyon What is the greatest water-power known to man ? V H Puny Woman's tears ' A. - , . - Miss Skiles. 'I ve just had my face lifted. Dan Mc . 'Nonsemel Who d steal such' a thing? , . , The 'Bronco' is a good Annual. The school gets all the fame The pnnter gets all the money But The staff gets all the blame 4 I . PE 9 r. . aan W : ,N E l ' f - S i g Q Q E 41:4 ' H ' n a ' ' a s . ,, so 3 ' ' ' : E 5 2 , -- 4 :ca .1 ' Q . 2 2 i t ' H 4 ' s . 4 . o , n . : S 5 ! , l I B 2 5 s i ' s Q g - K u i s S E s l I ' M928 Page One' Hundred Eleven ' :w t . U . . 4,4- . 'nfl J 5 . 4. Ui .4 rl. ...,.. ffl 5 ra' -.. A.. ' gy. Z nj 1 -.M W. 'LY , 'F , Y, 1 uf' . .QV ' 51.4 , ,jf ,.,g., :ME af:-' , Q. H dll, .W-, - s 'n .nav QQ -th' f 4' . W 'J ,. .h., vp, V' V- v '- Fvlisl 967443 'QE- SJ5 L15 ,xr ,gli 4-2 5 ': ds H' N is , L ' 2 . if f 'la F .1 2,1 ,S - 'SI' P :al- 1 .fn 1 . .Q V. ., . Q, FV- .S :fr . , 5 :- Ile lfilei -, so iw 19 . v 'Pei pr., '-1 '.... Q 1' Page One Hundred Twelve Tf t , , . I ' ' - - , ' . ' ',',- ' .. J .1 -L A I r . A,.. Q A ff ' . f. ' it --H 4 ' '- ' -, I-. --,-, ..w n .-1.1 .--fm ,-r i : , -.. . - , ....,- ,..- 4 if a C VOIXCO u. VAVAVAVAVAV -F i ! , 1--,v pu-u I I .V I V I D. ' I. :V J: ., nu. vnu- ,fllf -1,44--.-,yfgfufrzum-111112 ,. 95 Q- 'V 1 ' 6,0 Q 4 E : all 'W 2 2 ' 45 l n 3 9 i 9 i s e i . , l 1 ' 2 2 i g 2 9 , 1 - -'sr-RING HAS coME . Spring has comel Spring has come! Q 6 l The Bowers have burst full to bloom, Q 9 The birds are a rapturous air, E Q ' And the scent of flowers is -everywhere. , ' 9 - -h A , . n By Goober McCombs. Q Q On his way to church one Sunday morning a preacher stopped Wendall Whitehead and E g inquired, Do you attend 5 place of worship, young man? ' :Q Yes, indeed, replied Wendall with a happy smile, Pm on my way to see Agnes nowl 9 Lives of football men remind us A They' have writ their names in blood: E s 5 , And in parting leave behind them Q 5 5 Half their faces in the nmud. ' , , i , , ' 4 5 9 4 ' 1 ' Chesley Pickle: Why do they have those numbers on the backs of automobilesiff' 9 I Q g Q Dick kRedtield' : Obi that's so the can tell when they run over people. 5 , Q Chesley: Sakesl Pm going home. That last one had run over 123-477 people. 'qi 4 2 I . - ! - Our idea of a considerate teacher E one that talksus to sleep and then wakes us iipin 2 .. 4 V time to gggetoour nextclasses. p ' y 2 ' ' ,.r f bf ' s .- . ' l i - h 9 . ' 'An ancient automobile chugged painfully, up to thi' gates of the .fair grounds. The' 6 Q 9 gatekeeper, demanding, the usual Tee, called, A dollar for the car. Mr. Redway leaped up 9 ig with a pathetic of relief. Sold, he said. S, W 4 N . ' ' , I N . , gb I 'Q Lottie Mae: Say do you know that Dan is the most absent-minded man 'I-shave, S 45 ever seen? it , I v Ng ' Eligbeth: Why, what makes you think so ? , N . 4 .N Q: 9 6 hottie Macy The other day he thought he forgot his watch, so took it out ,of 'his . 95 . 9 , pockeftio 'see whether he had time enough to go home after it. ' . A ' qi i ' - r , as The best jokes are not printed-+they walk on two legs. ' - , s . ' Q 5 We editors may tug and toil 9 sb . r . . - 5 i : Till our inger tips are sore, 'Q But some poor lish is' sure to say E , A ' Pve heard that joke before. 9 i r x . . e l S W i i Q i - . ' 9 . a s a g s i i i Q e l e 0 Q 2 'ummm-urn 1-vfu in-1111.gi-.-...-,.,-.-...,...-,,,,, ' l ' ' . ' JNQ-.,,,,-.-,-,,,.,,. ,,,,,.,.-....,..,,..-4.1 Q 1928 0 , 2 M if 'D an Page One Hundred Thirteen I P j - Page One Hundred Fourteen v . iw I gl HE publication of, the BRONCO would not be possible without the help of our advertisers, who are our real friends. W e wish to express our sincere appreciation for the help which they have so graciously' given to the BRONCO. W e sug- gest to you, our readers, that you give some thought ton this phase of our book. Remember that these institutions are your friends as well as our friends. - THE STAFF 2. . Page One Hundred Fifteen e . we is N, f 1., ' '42 s Q. M ,I -L, 1 K 4 mp' mr 'fi . F2503 -w -xl J. -v mx. :mx-3 lx- ', mv., O., ff fl 1 I -4 'i 5 i ix 63 -1 a ii Q! :fe K.iti?giF?f, 3: ,.., , ,.,,. , .4V, ,IVA 7575, Aw- -V ,W 0 .W NV V 372-iT64NWfW5xLiVfQ'7f21i F ,ee VOAEJRWfmfASfsvesvfff.vfN:'iP31ff7Q I Q'm'1TX1zLxDrrmmZ: Z,..nf,.fJQ-:xi N , A I -L-K-2, 1l'1Ai5.3LlI1L.z:uL zu,-w,.xs.nf.z,'1r .n'1f'g.,ug. .. 1 D Q ' -5 'ftfifda'-F7 xx 5 4 U 1 , ,iw S 5551 5525? 4 - bf-iw , 4 5 4 - - '91 by Denton HOSp1tH1 ana' Chmc ,QQ an E 5-fs S 32 ei we E 4 - Sa-fa Q P A d L3 5 5 8 ,Z 7 E N2 f 4 D 'Irs . 1 S 1 DR. A. R. PONTON DR. M. L. HUTCHESON r .N A45 ' Wei' 1 41+ 'i e P 1 gi? .3 4' U Z. You Can Buy Groceries From Us P, For Less Money SAFETY FIRST Q ' 2.00 P h - U 11' We Deliver 3 um ages COURTESY SECOND SEBYIQECONTINUOUSLY .431 PIGGLY WIGGLY f '- -'- ' - Qj:fffQij 221 W. Hickory 5 E , 2 ei 'E M !sEQH.nr,q1 1 ..22 gg 2 li DAPHNE SAMPLES RUBY ARSHALL . ' ' ' 'Xi Q ,f fe. 5 'QQ 'QM ,, S - ' A' as v f Q ' MT-'T' E1 U BQ BLUE BONNET BEAUTY -2 W fa-Q SHOP :Q QQQ We Thank You '1 u Specrkzlty in Marcelling and Facials QQ, Nestle Permanent Waving 59: 1223 Oakland Avenue 1 S PHONE 974 W. ' W g ? Vai ' Lrizninixm 41 7u:m'4m1:m: :2:!r:x:vru: ::r Iwi? Y N' inf xx .Q T. E' SVAYXVA-.N5'ENffAN5'fAN?f'!N-Yfffix525 522 ..., 52 f'f'f5f2fffNYP'fe9xfi!.f+?fifwalf' X me iu,xrF1r'.'::f'r,.:4: ' :rt.12-.Jr1ur::cT.'1:.1z:xxiz-xxzrzazli:-zlrzzsilclkhgli:Tx-44.1, V 'lj rvxjUL:-zf...1L.t..:Lr:1L.,zxn:...1:.J..........:..., ,-.... ,. , . .UW M 'F N 'Kb Page One Handred Seventeen CLEM LUMBER CO. FOR 33 YEARS If You Want to Make a Home Run And Shoot the Goal Straight Trade Az J. A. COOK GROCERY PHONE 174 115 S. Ash Street :: Phone 170 ' MARKAY: I wish I were like the fy I'1VCI'S.,, 7 ' ?, Viz' LUCILLE MCFALL! 6cWhy? MARKAY: So I could follow my course without leaving the bedf, S. I. SELF MOTOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE Phone No. 2 215 West Hickory Street DENTON, 1: :: TEXAS ,o,e e..,. Denton, Texas Dependable Banking Service Since 1881 Page One Hundred Eighteen . . I , E f . f ,I if 5 DENTON STEAM llfIS1?QK15lJ:..l15SQl?iElflIQQ-. HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, LAUNDRY CO' SEEDS North Side Square Phone 8 or 800 PHONE 724 LAUNDRY sl DRY CLEANING ELAINE! Some one has been tam- 1 pering with the key hole on my door.' RAMEY 81 IVEY CRADDOCK BUILDING We Write All Kinds of Insurance ITHELBERT: I'll look into that to- and Bonds night' , Appreciate A Share of Your Business Phone 541 DENTON, TEXAS DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Large Enough to Protect You and Small Enough to Know You. Willing to Serve You Capital SI Surplus 3100,000 J. W. DEGAN, President R. M. BARNS, Cashier Sledge 5 lVlcDade Denton's Newest Dry Goods Store SOUTH SIDE SQUARE VVVNQVVVVQ COME T0 SEE US Your Trade Will Be A ppreciated , C-Jp. . .. Page One Hundred Nineteen FIRST NATIONAL BANK DENTON, TEXAS fSouth Court Squarej A Strong Bank, Carefully and Con- servatively Managed, by Competent Officers and Directors. CAMPS BETTER CLEANING AND DYING 309 South Locust St. Phone 1212 Denton, Texas H. F. SCHWEER, President W. T. BOLTON, Vice-President L. H. SCHWEER, Cashier W. F. WOODWARD, Asst. Cashier nunrnslun uulnuln We Invite Your Business DUDLEY : lEntering the crowded busj NI wonder if we can squeeze in here? JANE: D0n't you think we,d better wait until we get off? G RAn 040 'Y di W 05 , . k W. , .S ,mann 1 Sl 9' O hx H h Q 0 vm , ' -:ff PYP N-O? We wish to thank each and every High School Student for their patronage during the year of 1927-28. It has been indeed a great pleasure to serve you, and we Wish you the best of SUCCESS. We sincerely hope that you will visit us again. PHOTOGRAPHS LiveForever THE CARRUTH STUDIO EAST SIDE or SQUARE PHONE 576 :-: DENTON, TEXAS Page One Hundred Twenty ,4,6 . I .......................................... ............... , QJAQKAU. f' The BRONCO 23599122 side from Catalogue work, we do Lithographing, Embossing, Made to Order Blank Books, Special Rulings, Legal Blanks, Etc. Engraved Weclrling Invitations, Announcements, At Home and Visiting Cards, Dance Programs. A Complete Line of Office Supplies, Fancy Box Papers, Score Tally and Place Cards, Pictures, Picture Framing, Kodak Finishing, Etc. HARGREAVES PRINTING CO. 35 Years in Dallas The House of Service 1012 Elm Street 1501 Commerce Street 1013 Main Street DALLAS - lG fl ..-.- .-----.----....----- nnllnn T I Qwighniiz 5 TO THE STUDENTS OF THE DENTON HIGH SCHOOL The future citizens of Denton, and the future patrons of this department, we extend our hearty congratulations on the splendid work accomplished, as evidenced by and recorded in the BRONCO. May the training you are receiving well fit you for your life's work as successful, progressive, and active citizens, freeholders and community builders, is the sincere wish ol' the governing officials of THE CITY OF DENTON WATER, LIGHT AND SEWER DEPT. Page One Hundred Twenty-one MR. CRIFFITH: '4What is yo income? WYLIE: 6'About 3 a. mf, ur daily C. L. OLIVER, D.D.S. X-RAY General Dental Practice ELI P. COX PHONE 208 LIFE INSURANCE PHONE 430-J W. N. ROWELL, DDS. FREEMAN ROWELL, DDS. GENERAL DENTAL PRACTICE X-RAY AND DIAGNOSIS VVHALE EARS: 4'Where in the h-I have I seen you before? EB: Now, just what part of h-l are you from?,' Suite 204-205 lVIcClurkan Bldg. PHONE 3411 Compliments of -if--ff -A-M lj l DAYTON TREW GALBRAITH FOXWORTI-I l it rattle away up here, do you?,, PROP.: 4cWhy donlt you answer me?,' BOB H.: HI did, Prof. I shook my headf, I PROP.: uYou don't expect me to hear QUALITY AND T ' l , SERVICE r CLEANERS 5 57 l . . K , . Not How Cheap-But How Good wily? N Igfm lggr Dummy Brownlow, Prop. l mi R PHONE 307 Q P Cl Page One Hundred Twenty-two r, ,i A , YTJITSZE 'ii :. f . 5 fi :x 4 -ps V, i 1 I 31.4 ,fm Q 4 'I lsrfhr X I in I 1 : A , - ,,, ., cfs, -Ty: if ,I .1 ,X 15 ' , 0 .....- , 'f Iijkbriif V , .. ., x, . TIRE SERVICE Phones 88 and 1000 Coornn Tm:-:s HEADLEE TIRE CO. WE KNOW TIRES MoTHER's ONLY COMPETITORM AMERICAN CAFE J r I 'i if I3 fl I Smith-Hamilton Motor Co. , ij IIMMIE: How do you know that BUICK DEALERS , Miss Boswell is old? .-Sell- ' ORBINE! I heard her say that she FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES N341 taught Chaucer-n Storage, Accessories, Wrecker Service 5 118 S4 Locust Phone 268 CAREFUL PRINTING ANDENGRAVING Square dealing and careful work- manship for 18 consecutive years PROTECTS YOU when you deal with us. Our word and our work ARE BOTH GOOD BALDWIN PRINTING CO. IAS. D. BALDWIN 208 SOUTH ELM STREET THE MUNICIPAL GAS CO DENTON, TEXAS A Partner with the Public Page One Hundred Twenty-three xi, i ' FN an Nl gi 3, 13 .f ii. ,li 1- ga ,ii ,lb Z'. Q5'-i ?1'iA I1 :figs li,':f'lf1 ' ,A K 4 . 1,' ll I ,V 5 egg x 2.11 ' Q1 3 f f I Xe! 7 AE ,xii , s w,- 'l If vi 'Q . IT'S TRUE W e Fill the Most Prescriptions E very Day BROOK'S DRUG STORE SPORTING GOODS TENNIS, GOLF, BASE BALLS, FOOT BALLS, GYM. SUITS gf Qecial to Stude1i?iTTK TALIAFERRO 81 SONS NORTH SIDE SQUARE Phone 125 Everything In First Class Drug Store Merchandise MR. CALHOUN: Set the alarm for twof' MRS. CALHOUN: You and who Phones 29 Sz 39 We Deliver el5e?', POSTAL SUB-STATION WHE YCDU TELEPHONE to us we try to give you an intelligent answer, and if you happen to get the wrong section put you right. we make every effort to Look for quick answers and facts when you call up the store. H. M. RUSSELL EZ SONS CO. Where Quality is Higher Than Prices Page One Hundred Twenty-four Sv'-25 H :mug-' , :uf-if 1 uw-,gg Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DENTON, TEXAS ,I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DENTON. TEXAS CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bo1.1vAR STREET DENTON, TEXAS CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner Pearl and Boliver Extends Cordial Invitation to Attenrl All Services ,I. E. BLACK, Minister Compliments of ROTARY CLUB Compliments of ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL MISSION NORTH L0cUsT STREET Wishing for the IBRONCO, and Denton High School a great year FIRST METHODIST CHURCH EDWARD R. BARCUS, Pastor Compliments of HUBBARD BATES CITY FIRE MARSHALL Page One II:f:zd 'ed Twwz ybfiw- 'if 'VT ' '-1 THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PARENT--TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Wish to Compliment the Senior Class Upon the Completion of HTHE BRoNCo7' I WOODRUM TRUCK LINES BONDED-INSURED Daily Service Between Dallas, Den- ton, Ft. Worth, Pilot Point, Whitesboro and Gainesville 313 HICKORY STREET DENTON, TEXAS Sporting Goods Radios GROCERY AND MARKET EVERS HARDWARE CO. DENTON, TEXAS Frigidaire Duco TELEPHONE Bus. 85-Res. 917 On My Record of Service to My Friends and Patrons, I Solicit Your Patronage. E ARE striving to better business conditions. We are de- pending on YOUR help. J. P. MAGEE . DENTON lNSUf1?Hh0iif1f0ANS RETAIL IVIERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION, INC. WR gg sms THAN so INSURE WITH B. H. DEAVENPORT 81 CO INSURANCE A BONDS MR. MCALISTER: When was George Washington born? TIIEREON: NFebruary 22, 1732, A.D. MR. MC.: '4Now, what does A. D. PHONE 423 meffnfw FRANK KEEL, Mgr. Denton, Texas THEREONI uAftef dark, I Suppose-H Since 1893 Page One Hundred T wenty-six HAMMOND CXKIRBY OIL CO. DENTON, TEXAS ,lobbers of GASOLINE, KEROSENE 81 LUBRICATING OILS Operating Post Ollice Filling Station Cor. N. Locust 81 McKinney Sis. Hammond 81 Kirby Filling Station No. 3 liust Hickory Str:-et Tourist Filling Station lvl. Ft. Worth Sz Dallas Highways The Best Place to Buy Gasoline BROWNLOW 81 MCNIEL TRANSFER COMPANY HANDLE ANYTHING BAGCAGE ESPECIALLY PHONE 114 PERCY: I went to call on a girl the other night and she had one of her stocking on inside out. What should I have clone?', CHARLES NOBLE: uUnder the circum- stances, you should have turned the hose on herf' THE CAMPBELL TI-IEATRES .Exp OPERATING Palace afzcf Dreamland Page One Hundred Twenty-sew' ELISE: 'gwhat would you do if you could play the piano like I can? LYMAN: lid take lessons. The Home of VELVET KIND ICE CREAM All Kinds of Dairy Products BROOKS' DAIRY, INC. Cor. Ave. A and Hickory PHONE 4-67 MARJORIE: 'GA little bird told me that you were going to propose to me toclayf, J. V.: 'GThat bird must have been a little cuckoof, FREEMAN 81 FREEMAN ED BALL BUS LINES 220 W. Hickory Street DENTON, TEXAS Buy Drugs at UR TI ' Two Modern Drug Stores With Complete Stocks Honestly Priced Z' WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE G' THE CURTIS CO. South Side Square PHONE 52 HOMER S. CURTIS CO. North Side Square PHONE 444 .X 1 Mfxv C13 Nfgv l'ff5M1'3'uCsJx1'xw G -P xfgu I Sl XIX uf 1 .- y ay ff- gs .tn 1: - , HOME ICE COMPANY NORTH LOCUST STREET Pure Distilled Artesian Ice GOOD SERVICE 51 xxx -. -AV'-Kg-4 'V QI xt? H, K1 sl xlg-, 1- ' 5 ' ,.:1..,-3 id- ,z qi ,, 1 1 Page One Hundred Twenty-eight DO YOU WANT CURLY HAIR? Our Permanents Look Natural WOODFORD'S BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 1197 GRUBE BROS. BAKING COMPANY 400-402 NORTH LOCUST STREET DENTON, TEXAS THE FOSTER NURSERIES EVERGREENS, ROSES, TREES, PLANTS LANDSCAPE SERVICE HODGSON BROS. HARDWARE N. E. Corner Square TELEPHONE 119 TURNER 81 GRAHAM CROCERY 81 MARKET COOKED FOODS PHONES 25 AND 925 MRS. LANCASTER: '4What are ou 97 y late for? AILSEY: Er-class, I Suppose? W. W. RATLIFF For all kinds Of AUTO TOPS AND SEAT COVER WORK 209 W. Hickory Compliments of WIIITEWAY SANDWICH Sll0P NORTH LOCUST STREET DENTON, TEXAS YELLOW CAB CO. Dorft Take a Chance, Take a Yellow Cab 208 W. Hickory PHONES 56 AND 300 Page One Hundred Twenty-niur Our Wish and Hope is that all Stucients go on to Completion. VANNOY JEWELERY CO. WEST SIDE SQUARE PROF.: lxto business manl- I would like to get a job for Jasperf' BUSINESS MAN: What kind of a posi- tion does he desire? PROF.: 'LAS near horizontal as pos- siblefl BOYD, THE FLORIST A Flower for Every Occasion 800 N. Locust Street DENTON RECORD--CRONICLE DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE UNITED PRESS SERVICE DENTON, TEXAS MSAY IT WITH FLOWERS COMPLIMENTS OF eople's ce Zompan Page One Hundred Thirty 214 W. Hickory Street IC. IJ. MASSPIY R. L. HOPPER 8 COIIlpllm6IllS of G l?ERgFfET?TATi0F d OENTON HIGH SCHOOL aso me, 1 s, lres, u es an Accessories 1211 W. Hickory St. PHONE 16 MRS, OWEN FINLAN, Prop, DENTON, TEXAS The Home of Good Things to Eat PUNY: What is a kiss?,' , J. B. PAYNE: A married man's dutyg a single mzln's delight. GROCERY Sl MARKET PHONE 907 J. W. GRAY COMPANY Dedicates This Space to the Girls and Boys of DENTON HIGH SCHOOL We want you to know that we are interested in each of you, and we want you to always feel at home when in our store. W e Feature Apparel that Appeals to School Girls and Boysv J . W. GRAY COMPANY THE STORE OF CERTAIN SATISFACTION Page One Hundred Thirty-one THE DRESS UP SHOP GET THE WRIGHT FLOWERS EXCLUSIVE FROM THE WRIGHT PLACE But N at At The EXPENSIVE Ladies, Ready-to-Wear WRIGHT FLOWER SHOP PHONE 55 East Side Square PHONE 768 PEACEMAKER BREAD -and-- PEACEMAKER FLOUR ALLIANCE MILLING CO. uln Denton for Over 40 Yearsv 221 W. Oak St. PHONE 106 MODERN SWIMMING POOL SHOWER BATH DIVING BOARDS TROLLEY CHUTES PICNIC GROUNDS GENTRY 81 JARNIGAN OOD! FOOD is the one necessity that must he supplied. The kind of food we eat determines Iargely the kind of health we have. Our business is to suppiy food to Denton and Denton County folksg and in doing this we are ever reminded of the fact that good food builds strong minds and bodies-so with this thought we always consider quality jirst. PEARLSTONE BOLTON CO. DENTON AND MCKINNEY DISTRIBUTORS RENOWN FOOD PRODUCTSM Page One-Hundred Thirty-two EDWARDS 8: MCCRARY DR. C. H. HANCOCK FURNITURE STORE AND OSTEOPATH FLOOR COVERINGS ...T Smoot-Curtis Building PHONE 530 218 W. Oak St. PHONE 34-0 Res. PHONE 849 JERRY SPRADLIN: Who is the mean- YARBROUGH BROTHERS est man in the world? MISS LEWIS: The meanest man in the NEW AND USED FURNITURE world is one who proposes to an , , Old Maid over the telephone and Repalr Work aspeclally when she accepts, he tells her he 231 West Hickory Street has the wrong number. PHONE 1201 Denton, Texas EWDGWWUCFWDCFWDGWWDGWWDGWWDWWECM Q Serving You Keg Saving You Most S3 A NATION WIDE lNS77TU770lV 5 . ENNEY 75 9 9 Q Q Where Savings are Greatest 15 THIS STORE STANDS SQUARELY Q For Quality Goods at Lowest Possible Prices -5 UEEIEEI WDGWWDCFWDGWWD North Side Square DENTON, TEXAS socaeaweaaaeaaseaweaaaeaaeeaased Page One Hundred Thirty-thr HELEN: How do you know Chau- cer dictated to his stenographer? THELMA Jos, Just look at the spellingf' PLAN TERS NURSERY R. L. SELBY, Prop. Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Evergreens and Shrubs ROSES A SPECIALTY 1301 S. Myrtle St. Denton, Texas PHONE 374 For FOR THE UNUSUAL NEEDS Wallpaper, Paints, Artist Supplies, of Window Glass and Picture Framing HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS See Visit MORRIS TEACHERS CQLLEGE PAINT AND PAPER CO. STORE 1314 W. Hickory St. Buy Paint from a Paint Store W. T. Morris D. T. McClend0n M. B. WHITLOCK GENERAL CONTRACTOR Dealer in Automobile, Plate and Window Glass CRESCENT FILLING STATIONS Gasoline, Oils and Tires 207 W. Oak Street Denton, Texas 210 W. McKinney Street PHONE 38 Ai L- 'VAQGHN D ' s. HQ WATSON PLUMB1NgtgQf1g1fg1NG AN STAPLE sl FANCY GROCERIES PHONE 173 403 E ' Ask Those Who Have Tried Us . H1Ck0Ty RESIDENCE PHONE, RURAL 3301 Prompt Service--Your Trade A ppreciatefl An absent-minded professor sent his son to the office and went to the kindergarten. Best Wishes for Denton Senior High School MAYOR B. W. MCKENZIE Page One Hundred Thirty-four DUKE 81 AYERS F 50 to 50c STORE WELCOME TO OUR STORE WO0DSON A. HARRIS A UHIMOUO is COURTESY, QUALITY AND Dealer In Low PRICES STAPLE AND FANCY We Endeavor to Handle What GROCERIES You Want to Buy. Call and Pi1oNus 80 AND -17 SEE US DUKE 65' AYERS 5c to 500 STORE L. O. JONES, Mgr. Q , DQ TI-IE ERVICE DRUG TORE Southwest Comer of Square 112 Phones 171 Prescription Specialists A-A--And iz REAL DRUG STORE Service With a Smile P g O II mdred Thirty fi Job Printing SATISFACTORY WORK AT SATISFACTORY PRICES ROSS PRINTING CO. 219M W. Oak St. PHONE 814 Mlss SIMMONS: Charles, tell us all you know about Burns. CHARLES: 'tl think- MISS SIMMONS: I donit care what you think. I want to know what you knowf' CHARLES: Well, I canlt tell you without thinking first, Iim no teacher. CLASS 28 Success to each of you Success will not come to you, but you may have it by going out after it. KING GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS DISTRIBUTORS Let's Go 1'- Dealers in Del Monte brand products, L' Aunt Jemima flour and meal, and I N S U R A N C E other nationally advertised goods GAR IS N 'S R O F Th S d f T d N DRUG STORE e tu ents 0 0 ay Are the Business People of DRUGS Tomorrow .1 K L J TOILET ARTICLES AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS -W e Deliver- PHONE 49 Keep Us In Mind FIRST STATE BANK OF DENTON The Bank for Everybody Page One Hundred Thirty-six LEE H. BRADY Sales Agent GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerators 209 W. Hickory St. Denton, Texas INGEFIELD DAIRY Specializes In Raw Milk Bulgarian Buttermilk Pure Cream Pasturized Milk NORTH TEXAS PROTECTIVE ASS'N KA Local Mutual Aidj 6'Home Insurance For Home Peoplel' PHONE 270 F. B. HUEY,MgV. Ollice over Denton Co. Bank ELI: Who was Booker T. Wash- ington? BUTTON: c'That's easyg lie was George Washington's father. ELI: MH-ml Didn't think you'd know that. Investors Should Demand Abstracts Made by a Company Owning An Abstract Plant. JAGOE ABSTRACT CO. Established 1874 Everything in School and College Supplies. Denton Hi Belts and Buckles DYCHE DRUG STORE AT TEACHERS COLLEGE PLANTS CUT FLOWERS DENTON PLUMBING Co. 225 W. Oak Street J. W' ERWIN DENTON, TEXAS Roses, Ornamental Shrubs, Ever- greens and Shade Trees PHONE 575 127 Sherman Drive DENTON, TEXAS Compliments of Gross Bros. Confectionery 109 Avenue A Denton, Texas Page One H undfed Thirty-seven Engraving by Zeesen -the Hallmark of Engraving Quality -ii , 'wi W' W' X fis 'ah 1555? .inim- hi ,iff 'V' gli . I l.XmRQy:mxRX XR ku 1 . Q' i' wlixx 'V ' X . x MX ' 'fifxuy' HN H X X ' 9 MXN' . I ll K W I 'wll X' uv lin A E 1 X ' rl! Qirrrmr -if -.. 'W 1'gf7im,,f' .. n x mu -- 'V-',i, -1 X GQ':fJ f4f9 - 'A'ZEESE'EiXIGRAVING'CO' Wlain ani? Wtarlzet Streets 'PHONES Xl'l97-8 DALLAS 'B Gomplimenls of gwzwm ymz V BEGIN Mary had a wad of gum, She chewed it long and slow, And every where that Mary went, That gum was sure to go. INTERMISSION She carried the wad to class one day, Which was against the rule, The Prof took the gum away, And chewed it after school. END MR. COOK: Doctor, I'm going io dle' i Gomplimenls W' a DOCTOR: '6What makes you think SOTW grzkna' MR. COOK: My lifetime fountain pen just broke. Page One Hundred Thirty Eight 2 A- -, ...L-:.-2,-mg.. --quam.--..n.an 5 O AV . A . A a'7. A 'xx v ' :. 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