Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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W. T. DOGGETT, M. A. TO THE STUDENT BODY: Another year of Denton l-ligh School activity ha s become history. It brought success and failure, happiness and sorrow, pinnacles and pitfalls. ,Whatever has fallen to your lot remember that you have no control over the past. Y o ur future is largely in your hands to make of whatever you will. Regulate your daily activities in harmony with the standards of a noble life. Live your life in such a way that you will not have to apologize to any man, not even yourself, for your behavior. Not since l have been connected with the Denton High School, have we had a finer student body than this year. You have reflected honor on your school, yo ur parents and yourselves. You have shown a desire and a disposition to make our high school the best it has ever been. We shall miss those of you who a re graduating, but we shall thinlc of our association here with you with a great deal of pleasure. As you leave these halls, our best wishes for your happiness and success in life go out with you. To those of you who are not going out, we sincerely and truthfully assure you that we are h a p p y because you will be here next year. Let us bind ourselves into closer ties of friendship. Friendship is the great- est blessing of life. h Very sincerely yours, W. T. DOGGETT

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N : . , .' if ' V .fifplf ' F...--.L ' .. ' -2 - ij f 'tsui . 151' Directors MR. W. F. BROOKS MRS. S. A. BLACKBURN MR. LEE DOUGLAS MR. O. M. KING MRS. W. J. MCCRAY DR. SPENCER STOKER MR. C. G. YARBROUGH

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A. o. CALHOUN, M. A. TO THE STUDENTS OF SENIOR Hue-H Sci-root. iJ ff4-0-1 1' 'rf 7 An old legend has it that one who travels in countries ot the eastern Mediterranean is able to tell the general direction in which nomadic groups are traveling by observing the location ot the entrance or opening ot the tents. lt is said that the opening always taces the direction that band is moving in. We are told in the Bible that when the time came tor Lot and Abraham to separate, Lot pitched or taced his tent towards Sodom the city ot the hour, it you please ---a city steaped in vice and wiclced seltishness, while Abraham taced his tents in the direction ot the hills, a lite ot service to humanity, and God. You who are tinishing high school soon will join that host ot young men and women who are starting their journey. Your individual tents must ot necessity tace in some direc- tion, and as you go. will you try to keep ever near the opening ot your tent, The Gold- en Rule, which, interpreted in worldly term might be that ot Service above Seltf' May you adopt early in lite the much used modern slogan, l-le Protits Most Who Serves Best. My highest regards and best wishes will attend you at all times. Very truly yours, A. O. CALHOUN, Principal.