Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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FACULTY OFF GUARD No future in all work and no play; so Miss Sparks took a stroll—but she didn’t miss the cameraman. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland and little Kay—Quite a happy family. Come on. Miss Me, smile! It must have been pretty hot at the lake, but a good chance for a tan. Yes, it’s Prof” seeing that nothing goes wrong at noontime. No one can say, life is hard,” when you take it this way. Gee, you look comfy, Mr. Roberts. Mrs. S” is all dressed up to chaperone the Backward Formal. You know. Miss Lyon looks quite natural out of the schoolroom. Oops! The ice and snow were fun, but not this way! Cookie,” with her sunglasses, poses for the birdie.

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The class of 1947 met ’midst excitement and seriousness and elected officers to begin a successful year . .. Seniors pledged honor and support to sponsors and newly elected President, James Magill .. . Each club met and elected officers, and the year was begun with a bang, as the entire student body chose Goat” Barton as student prexy .. . Loads of fun as seniors donned jeans and plaid shirts for a hayride at T.S.C.W. Camp ... Pep rally for Arlington game and cats” at Hobo party, October 31, sponsored by P.T.A. . . . More fun in the old gym, dancing in socks, when senior class gave Sock and Sweater Dance” . . . Then the dreaded mid-term exams” . . . They’re over now, and we began another and our last semester . .. Her majesty, the queen, presented . . . Mrs. Hall elects cast for senior play, Young April,” a comedy .. . The juniors entertained with Junior-Senior Prom, and then Baccalaureate Service. . . Commencement exercises May 27, and it’s time to say, So long.” SENIORLY SPEAKING This year has been our super thrill Our last in Denton High And with its drawing to a close Our Freshman one is nigh. We’ve met the fellow bobby-sox We’ve swooned when Frankie sang And though our families loathed the stuff We’ve learned the high school slang. The football games were super-best Just one continuous round, Of Proms, parades, and picnics, too We who are college bound. Our groups of friends we’ve shared alike Sweets and cakes after school. And in those monetary matters Applied the golden rule. A million new delights we’ve known, New students know them too. They never seem the same as when We’re Seniors, brand spanking new! —Selected