Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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- if i 1l1l.l1liSfl'UfliO1I Mr. R C. Patterson has executed, in an efficient and intelligent manner, the performance of the duties of his position as superintendent of the Denton public schools for the past five years. His first interests are those of the school and the students. With his cheerful smile and his pleasing personality, he has won the friendship of each boy and girl, and with keen foresight and under- standing, he is ever endeavoring to guide the school in the way that makes for improvement and advancement. There is no problem too great or too small for his atten- tion, and he gives diligently of his time and efforts for the progress of Denton Senior High School. Mr. A. O. Calhoun came to Denton High School in 1919, and has served as principal from that time to the present date. He carries out the duties of his oflice with intelligence, foresight, and efhciency. Although he is a busy man, he is always ready to listen to our troubles, and we students realize his kindness and his willingness to lend a helping hand. During Prof's years with the high school, he has made every student feel as if he had a certain position to fill, and he has helped him to fill it. His good-fellowship, tact, and understanding manner are characteristics which endear him to all with whom he comes in contact. Through the years he has been the friend of each boy and girl, and as time has passed, he has seen them grow into maturity and take their places among the prominent people of today. , .' v '-1' ' a fi :N H--mf-w' ,. .. r if, eff? Q.. a w in -- 1 ,ma .1..-1 - . ,, 'P - we.-4 -'.:'1,u Riel -'tm . fH,iEfy:v N f ' fQ',iL5 Em. 54.1wsi1f', Sw. mi ,. Q-if 1 f-W' 1,2 'f f 1, ff,.,g,g- s,j't'?7'3 .. .. ' ' ' , A H,-Mt. '. 'J.F1w. n fv.' .. . 1 w ,' ,. .V -. .,i.. W., . ., . , .44 1 ,x Q ,- y!im.Q,'.f If . -ww.-X, nisiiiri- . um ,sn H L TTR: 4 J ig N, ?gii ..,g,f V .QV -,.i ggi-51,5-I-3T A ,' . w 'V Jai.: M- A -Q 7 ' 'Z , ' -7' N x f 'Q if! Q i mf! if P 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION NV. D. BARROXV, C. Y. GARRISON, DEATS HEADLEE, XV. S. LONG, FRED MINOR, JOHN SHRADER, GUY TURNER J.. - . ., fr' Wu .,. ,,,. fi , ' rim: A 1 JE ' 4 'ky' v ' ,511 ijifiji if -' .jbq in ,f .-.Q ., . Y, . w. ,, 1. ffmwi V: inf 'V ' Qin i H511 n j 92.5 H2353 44,1 z if' gr R. C. PATTERSON I ljgf. 1' 1 I 1 , O 0 'i i ' i-ii , , gy, f. . V ,ya 6. ' , 4,-Q i- if A ' jr l T l .f'i' R A. O. CALHOUN w i A -rw I ry 1 V ,if Q 33? - 3.1, 1 'Q' gggl V I -KT? ' ,-tc . W W Q ' L...1 ,V 1, I, I p ,,-:Q .1 4 V R .s:'5'i,. 'lr - f. ff, 2 f 5 J 5 .1 in ' 7,1 1.4, if-ii veg, .1 . ' -fs : 'Q' 5? an 'Q rf. sri. , ' , E 1-1-'21 ' 1541 , ii' 4 ff5s,' A g5.', .,ffP . 'Wir A ' ' 1. 1 ,LV P ,. .Fin 5 1? - X- Q 'eil-.Q2?? - Lt.'eyg5g,1Q,f --'ijrfupn ,Q .W ss, , ,,,, ,L , , . -, Q v, , Wiglzgdf- 1 :fi J, '. . 'R 3, . - 'fha Mu. ...,. . .