Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Juanita Pennington Jeanne Schroeder DRUM MAJORETTES Anna Louise Roberts Jeannine Massey Louise Pearson Vcrda Mae Clark DRUM MAJOR Parkie Olman

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d3an The Denton High Bronco Band began its activities for the year with an appearance at the Denton High-Bonham High football game. The band played at all home games and two out of town games. In connection with the pep club, the band presented half-time exhibitions for all these games. The band appeared in the Denton County Fair Parade and gave a concert at the Fair. It received a first division rating in the 1946 Competition Festival and plans to enter again this year. Several new instruments have been purchased for the band this year, and beginner’s classes have been started in all city schools. This is a start toward givin3 Dcntcn High School one of the finest bands in North Texas. Thelda Carpenter, Vonnic Jean Clcarman, Virginia Goode, Clarence Griffin, Jimmie Hcrriott, Gerald Hill, Bobby Lee Huey, Willard La Grone, Betty l.angham. Bob Mac Lynch, Carl Mann, Sue McCauley, Bob McCoy, Wayne Naugher, Charles Normand, Tom Nor-mand, Bobby Olman, Ray Perryman, Charles Rogers, Jimmie Lou Sills, Rose Ina Stewart, Roy Stiff, Ruth Stone, Mary Jane Sullivan, John Tabor, Glen Watson, Trent Whatley, Hoyt Wilson. Off; icerS Captain—Ray Perryman Lieutenant—Mary Jane Sullivan Lieutenant—Bob Mac Lynch Librarian—Rose Ina Stewart Drum Major—Parkie Olman

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 juto anted A three-hour auto-mechanics course is offered to all boys in Denton High who arc interested in any mechanical work. These boys learn how to use shop equipment and prepare themselves for future jobs in the field of mechanics. Ed Allen, Gary Arnold, Max Batson, Benny Burdette, Glen Davidson, Bill Doyle, Caroll Flannigan, John Godcll, Stewart Harding. J. H. Howard, Weldon Judkins, Jackie McNamara, James Panncil, Gene Trastcr, Wayne Wilkins. Mr. Calvert and some of the boys repair ing a motor scooter.