Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Commercial ,I-Irts Every year. it is Standing Room Only in the Commercial Arts classesftyping. shorthand and bookkeeping. Due to the limited amount of space la condition that everyone hopes will be relieved hy the new building in I95Tl. all who need or want typing canlt be accommodated . . . and quite often have to wait a year to get into a class. Advanced Commercial Arts students make up the secretarial training classes . . . the most popular offered by D.H.S. O- I NIRQ JUDY HUDSON MRS. CECILE BELL MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. LENORA BA Shorthand, Book- MCKELVEY MOORE PASFNIORE keeping BS., M.A.g Typing. Book- N, T. S. C.. BS.. ME.: T. S. C. W.. Comnnrcu keeping Comrnr-rvial fkrti Supervi- Nrt- Supervisor snr Ill-ve-rly Davis and Margie Stulrhlefielfl vollalnuratn- on pot-hooka and curlicues for the- wlifit-ation of Shorthand One.

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1 'inn Pres I D ui ss... B9 NIS r xldXlf' Dtbble right help Cwendolyn Hamilton Dan Hmkle and Nlarllyn Howard whlp a problem ln credit tandxn Guldance If a student at DH 9 is lacking in credlt for graduation college entrance or just plain lacking academically the cry goes up for Mrs Maxle Dlbble guldance counselor Through the services of her department many people have graduated on time instead of haylng to stay wlth us another year In case past records want checking aptltudes need testlng or if someone needs a shoulder to cry on its Mrs Dlbbles guidance department that comes through every time Although the office was created but a few short years ago theres many an ex who has her to thank for being properly fitted into his present nlche and will go on thanklng her as he mounts from success to success. Something new . . . something attractively new . . . has been added to Denton High School: Mr-. Mildred Mclntyre. a registered nurse, employed to look to the health welfare of students. from band-aids to something in my eye. And, on the more serious side. she is charged by the public school system to care for students who might fall ill at school and to follow up on on each case until the student is back in school. Mrs. Mclntyre and Barbara Farri: make ready for a days casualties ln the first and room. 001 Nu ,H- '1 .- -we -V ami 'Y Wi .- i NIRS NIAXIE DIBBIE MRS. MILDRFD NIcINTX RE

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Nlrs. Huflgins of the Science Department helps a class with miscroscope studies as it pursues its search of the infinitesimal. Science The term, science,', at D.H.S. embraces the commonplace and a strange, un- believable realm . . . everything from what makes a car stop when the brakes are applied to the minute universe of life and matter that dwells in a drop of water. Through classes in chemistry, physics and biology, students are able to investigate such natural phenomena . . . to familiarize themselves with the machinery that keeps our corner of the Universe in motion. For students who wish to follow up science professionally, there are unlimited opportunities. For those who merely want an understanding of the world about them, science studies still are a rich, rewarding experience for which they will be grateful always. 'P i t Q-9 'W laik MRS. EDNA HUDGINS R. R. HYMAN MRS. PAM SNlDER JOE WILSON BS.. MS.: Biology BS.. 51.5.3 Biology B.S.g Chemistry B.S.g Physics