Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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joe W. Brooks Science Club, ’29; President Junior Class; Secretary of High Senior Class; Science Course. Joe Wise has easily done the work of a Business Manager and Assistant Business Manager combined. He is to the school annual what the foot ball stars of 1929 were to “athletical” D. H. 8. Herman Brown Science Club, ’29; Science Course. When girls see Herman, they usually say, “Oh, isn't he just too cute?’' Maybe he is too cute — at least for them to have a chance of capturing him. FRED BUSH Science and Language Course. Fred is a little boy whom we all admire for his spunk and ability. Jessie Louise Campbell Honor Society, ’30; Science and Language Course. Jessie Louise is that old fashioned type of maiden that men prefer; but evidently, she doesn't prefer men. James carter Football, ’29, ’30; Language Course. James is one more lover of football. If he were larger, we know that someday he would be a national football star. Bebe Cowan Girls Club, ’29, ’30; Sports Club, ’30, ’31; Honor Society, ’29, ’30; Junior Class Play; Language Course. Bebe is a mischievous, admirable little girl who has a love for things far, far away from Denton Hi. • Eugene Cope Wichita Falls High School; Language Course. We’ve heard lots about Wichita Falls High, but if Eugene is the average of its students, then it must be a good place, after all. Dorothy Cox Sports Club, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Girls Club, ’28; Glee Club, ’28, ’29; Honor Society, ’30; Language and Science Course. We are sure that Dorothy’s 7nost outstanding talent is printing. It seems that her character and personaity are truly expressed in her writing. Page Twenty-Three

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Spring- erm Seniors DOBTHY ABBEY Pep Club, 28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Sports Club, ’29; Language Course. Dorothy is certainly an untiring, energetic girl. Even though she didn't win in the “Bronco” Sales Contest, her efforts were greatly appreciated. OREN ANDERSON Honor Society, ’29; Science Course. Oren is a boy who seldom becomes excited or enthusiastic, but some day he will wake up to the fact that he is the “guy” that the world is looking for. Kenneth Armstrong Science Club, ’28; Glee Club, ’28, ’29; Science Course. In future years when Kenneth becomes one of those hardboiled business men that we're always hearing about, we hope that he will not be so serious minded that he can't remember his Denton High School friends whom he kept supplied with gum. James D. Baldwin Science Club, ’28; Band and Orchestra ’30, ’31; Science and Language Course. “Life — why, it's immaterial with me.” Oveta Barnhart Science Club, 31; Honor Society,’30, ’31; Science Course; Montalba. Few people belong n the group with Oveta, for she is a chemistry shark. We don't know why, but most of the best students think chemistry is hard; however, Oveta doesn't think so. LLOYD BARTEE Basket Ball, ’31; Science Course; Krum. What would Denton High School do without these Krum boys who always find a welcome place on the basket ball team f Bertha Mae Bobbit Science Club, ’29, ’30, ’31; Honor Society, ’28, ’29, ’30; Science Course. “Where there's a will, there's a way.” If Bertha Mae really ivants to see an out-of-town ball game, she will always find some way to go. Inez Bratcher Latin Club, ’28; Program Committee, ’30; President of Senior Class; Honor Society,’28,’29,’30,’31; Secretary of Honor Society, 30; Reporter of Low Senior Class. You can't find anyone who has more friends and admirers than Inez. We are sure that a substitute for her place in D. H. S. can never be found. Page Twenty-Two

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Nelleen Davis Volley Ball, 31; Language Course. If yon are looking for a girl who keeps her word, then go to Nelleen. If she says that she will do something, you can “bet your boots' she will do it. La dell Dobbins Argyle; Honor Society, ’30, ’31; Science Course. Little, cute, blond-headed, and awfully smart. ANGUS DODSON Football, ’30; Language Course. In Angus we find an ideal athlete, although we are in doubt as to whether he scores more points on the field than he does in the hearts of our sweet girl graduates. ■ I mm Edna Fenn Sports Club, ’29, ’30; Latin Club, ’29; Honor Society, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Language Course. Just a little bit of mischief and kindness make Edna a delightful kid. Maurice Flanagin Sports Club, ’28; Latin Club, ’28 Junior Class Play; Vice President of High Senior Class; Honor Society, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31. Although Maurice is small in size, she is not small at heart. She is very loveable and has a pleasing personality. Mattie Beth Edwards Sports Club, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31: Pep Club, ’28, ’29, ’30, ’31; Science Course. We are always glad to see Mattie Beth coming, especially when she is in the car. Evidently, her motto is “There's always room for one more.” % Bill Dowdell i j Science Course Maybe Bill seems quiet at times, but if you were ever around him, you would find that he is very fun-loving, and too, he's very accomodating. Christine Daughtery Science Club, '30, ’31; Honor Society, ’31; Science Course. Christine certainly is a good basketball player. Captains always choose her first. Page Twenty-Four