Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Cara L. Boswf.ll, M. A. Faye Cocanougher, B. S. C. C. Jones, B. A. Elizabeth Lyon, M. A. Mrs. Claude McKelvy, Martha Nichols, B. M. fRCULTY Mrs. Beatrice Carpenter, B. A. J. M. Gross, M. S. Genelia E. Lewis, M. A. Dan McAlister, B. S. i. A. Mary Mizell, M. A. C. H. Redway, M. A. F. L. Slack, B. S. Mrs. W. E. Smoot, B. A. H. V. Stanton, B. S. Mary K. Tf.vis, B. A.

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R. C. Patterson A. O. Calhoun Often things of the greatest value to us are not truly appreciated at the time they are being experienced and cannot be properly evaluated until a period of time has elapsed. As a rule, this is especially true of most high school students. They are prone to overlook the fact that they are laying the foundation for their future educational career. Students with vision and ambition usually take advantage of their opportunities in high school and are thus better equipped to surmount the obstacles with which they are certain to be confronted in later life. To you seniors who are about to leave us, I should like to say that I hope your high school days have brought to you that happiness and that satisfaction which should be a part of the lives of all successful people. To you juniors and sophomores, I should like to ask that you make your high school record one upon which you will always be happy to reflect. R. C. Patterson To one entering high school, graduation seems far away, but to those who are about to be graduated, the years spent in high school seem short. The question that confronts each senior is whether he has made the most of his opportunities during the last few years. That responsibility of making the most of your opportunities will not pass with graduation but will be even more important in your life after you leave high school, for each of you will gradually have to face more of the problems of this turbulent world in which you will be living. It is to be hoped that you have had much pleasure during your high school days, but even more important than the pleasure you have derived from your activities in high school is the question of whether you have done something toward finding yourself and your place in life. As Principal of Denton Senior High School, it is always my pleasure to talk with you and offer whatever help I may be able to in helping you solve the problem with which you will certainly have to deal. A. O. Calhoun Fred Cobb, Deats Hf.adlee, Guy Turner, Spencer Stoker, Carol Garrison, W. D. Barrow, Fred H. Minor

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THELMA AUSTIN Home Economics Course Grapevine High School ’36 WILL BRYANT Science Course Football 36- 37 All-District Quarter-back 37 “D” Club CLARA ALICE CROUCH Language Course Journalism Club Dramatics Club Latin Club JACK FRANCIS Commercial Course DICK HAMILTON Language Course Spanish Club WILLIAM STEVENS Language Course “D” Club Football, ’37 JERRINELL LAMAR Language Course Latin Club FRED LAYTON Science Course Journalism Staff