Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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The Pride of All Broncos

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Denfon Senior Hugh School As East meets West and the world becomes smaller, we, as students, still evolve primarily in our small world of Denton Senior High School. But were it not for the facilities here, we would never be able to live in the world thatis becoming smaller with each passing day. From baseball diamond to shop building, lessons are to be learned. Bright lights shining down on a busy football field or baseball diamond reflect fighting boys, de- termined coaches, talented band members and enthusi- astic students that are learning to live together by be- lieving in and working for the school they love. Long lines of hungry students turn into boys in their best suits and girls in their soft, new formals as the cafeteria takes on a dual role. Similarly, the gym changes from a bevy of cheering basketball fans to a workshop for this year's Junior-Senior Prom committee. The main building and shop offer opportunities that can come only during high school years. Lan- guages, science, art, math-only a few of the offered courses-pave the way for tomorrow's America. Yes, Denton High is only a small part of a grow- ing world. But from classrooms to sports fields, East is meeting West as students learn to live, to appre- hend and to understand.

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Before taking his final step off the plane, Peter pauses to take a look at the land that will be his home and the people who will be his friends, Denfonifes Meet and Months of work preceded the arrival of Denton Senior High's first foreign exchange student. After the initial plans had been laid, students and citizens began the campaign for this student. But Denton High was lucky, for many were eager to have the opportunity to help make such a student a living part of the student body. School organizations, independent clubs, and individuals shared the work and expense. The David Thomases were chosen as the family sponsor for the student, his identity still unknown. Then the name of the student was announced: the boy who had been chosen was Peter Linardos from Greece, Months of anxiety passed, and August, the month for Peter's arrival, came. People from Denton greeted Peter upon his arrival at Love Field. Denton High students and Denton citizens have been richly rewarded as each of us has had the opportunity of meeting and knowing Peter Linardos, the first foreign exchange student at Denton Senior High School. Many Dentonites met our foreign exchange stu- dent at Love Field to wel- come him to an unforget- table year in Texas. 6