Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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miss 3 It's three miles to the DHS polls and these four ''what-cha-ma-call-its are leading the way. This clever poster won first place in the poster contest for Judy Davis and David Buck. Favorifes' Campaign With Posters Not only did the mirror accurately foretell the winnersg it also captured second place among the posters for Cathy Lambert and Terry George. The two-legged Ginch did not have many friends, but he won them for Thomas Mewhinney and Ginger Amos. He also succeeded in winning him- self third place in the poster contest. it ismi ffwffls , ef- S i in Tmimisl' is very llisimf ivaaaaa and iii ii GiNsU2llMOS PlCClSC SMS mi Oli lllllllll 22

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Acfivifies Days before Homecoming actually arrived, DHS students and faculty were aware of the upcoming event. Committees headed by Student Council members began the search for a dance theme, decorating materials, and all the ingredi- ents necessary for a good Homecoming. Home- coming nominees, julie Avery, Judy Davis, Kay Bullington, and Gale Reeves, were announced. With decorations completed and bonfire wood piled high, the big day arrived. The bonfire, as- sembly, and parade preceded the Friday night game and dance. The boys played hard, and Den- ton High left the game with her first Home- coming game victory since 1957. As students entered the gym, they were met by a bounty of streamers and the music of the combo. Two hours and many songs later, couples slowly drifted from the gym, knowing that they had just ex- perienced the best Homecoming seen by Denton High. The Homecoming Queen nominees, Kay Bullington, Julie Avery, Judy Davis, and Gale Reeves, lived through the hectic week, wondering whose name would be announced as the winner. Bobby Gierisch crowns Gale Reeves as the Homecoming Queen for the '65-'64 season. Gale's es- cort is tri-captain Jimmy Williams. 2l

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Each Christmas season the halls of DHS are trans- figured with the arrival of the favorite elections. The students use their creative ability to present posters and standing displays as a part of their campaigns. The nomi- nees are allowed to erect five separate posters to aid in obtaining the students' vote. Faculty members judge the nominees' campaign efforts, and the winners are an- nounced at the Favorites' Ball. The greatest treasure for friendliest nominees Fran- cine jameson and Larry Smith was this chest that won first place in the standing displays. Floods Halls and Displays Nominees Kay Bullington and Bruce Obermeyer ride the B840 train for their favorite poster. Their standing displays won second place. Students were definitely off-limits to this third place winner of the stand- ing posters. Reanee Higgins and Mack Scoggins spent many hours creating this beautiful and colorful display, which paid off with votes as they won Senior Favorite and Most Handsome. 23