Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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than three decades, Denton hlessedifwiyth the services of an outstanding main.7MrgCi'C.1 jones was known, not only as ap pillar of understanding and knowledge, but alsotas an man of strong faith in his God, his country, and hislsiyyassocriatesiiiiWhile he taught students to build objects of taught them to build hopes, ambitions, 'Forssome Mr. jones was a patient teacher, an overpowering influence, and for others he held 'appmagneticyifather image. Shy sopho- mores encountered pandffound that his massive frame covered a giant heart. Eager seniors confided in him their future s goals, knowing he would tolerate their youthful Cilfifgy- .V i ,jones's life was full of happiness, and vvst was making those who were less fortunate iis as possible. A conversation with powers of love and understanding. iiti lgainedkliecause a wise, considerate man hadgiven of hiriig self. He was never too busy, and his heart always had room for one more. Mr. jones accomplished.manypthingsjduring his career. Dur- ing this time, he on techniques in wood- working and sllopf techniques in his class- room activities rsy. shop area in such a way that students leparnediinuchlsiinltheirhour they spent with him each day. Mr. Jonesis actual being isamissed, but his knowl- edge, kindness, understanding, and techniques. are still very much partiof Denton High. pp r l up

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l Francine Wiikinsnn Randy Wilkinson Jerry Wilkerson Alec Williams Barbara Williams Highs Learn fo Work Together Betty Wilson Pam Wilson Carl Wobser Larry Womble Donna Wood Steve Woods Reuel Yarbrough Linda Yates Howard Young james Zackery Julene Williams john Dawson, like many other DHS students, takes study hall in order to have extra time for his home- work. However, he was willing to pause from his English assignment and pose for the photographer. 2I5

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C.C. Jones