Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Miss Wells tback to cameral specializes in the round table discussion when plying her trade as Girls' Health education teacher. Here, she's in session with Rosemary Lockhart, Linda Spaulding, Margaret Mitchell, Judy Colwell. Ann Harris, Jane Willingham, Oleta McNary, Judy Prideaux. Mary Ann Lockhart, Isabella Gibson. sn fi t Mega Girls' PE builds strong bodies and teaches coordination. Anna- belle Allen tells first aid experts Sandra Dean and Laura Ballard It only hurts when l laugh. As in the case of Boys' PE and HE, the chief aims of Mrs. Frances Melton and Miss Joanna Wells, Jr., are to teach the girls to care for their health and welfare, to better understand the workings and functions of the human body and to develop athletic skills and abilities. Mrs. Melton and Miss Wells are pictured in a classroom situation N with Uleta McNary, Doris Shelton. Shirley Harper and Kay Milliken. . e46Z4mwl?7' ' -ssl' , . . twirl Y viannsnms 01' nm t..uu.os N I ' 'Q ll IOC! ' 0 tv 'U OIOIQIII . . . .fxoxln xx . i 5 J Y,- 8.2.3,- ,,,

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gage' 'Zfeaftd and ' ' Health Education and Physical Education are presented to the male enrollment of Denton High School by James Magill and Vern Lane fabove leftl, Jim Eaves, shown above center sweating the side lines with Johnny Hall and Jerry Franks, and Cecil Martin fbetter known as Zekej who appears on the side lines, permanently wired for sound, with Ruben James and Mack Massey. ln addition to competitive varsity sports, the quartet of coaches instruct the boys in athletic skills and the care and keeping of their bodies. Basketball is a favorite sport the year-round for those who enroll in PE, rather than going out for varsity sports. At far right, Don Brown gets an assist with his suit before going into a game from Bill Russell. R., L. Vern Lane tapes a trick ankle for a Bronco player-and then, after a hard session of body English on the side lines, a well- deserved rest. .

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I HomemakingM is a word that requires no definition. lt means just that-making a home. ln that department, Denton High School is twice-blessed with the services of Mrs. Frances Baker and Mrs. Veneta Young. Here the mysteries of cooking, sewing and general good home management are explored and conquered. Above, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Young, both standing, hold an informal session with Saundra Caldwell, ,lowauna Gregory, Sandra Neale and Bernice Brown. Like, finstance, window sham- pooingswhich is what Coleen Swanson and Beverly McDaniel are engaged in which-and sew- ing-a task which preoccupies Joanna Wells and Judy Carlisle, complete with a headful of con- fetti lnot essential to the do- mestic artl. Clothing lab skull practice is go- ing on at the extreme left, while at right some of the girls, Martha JO Fletcher, Beverly Bryson and Sandra Mize catch up on their Future Homemakers of America book work.