Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Table ot Contents Student Life ........ .... Administration ....... .... Classes .......... .... Organizations ....... ...... Personalities ........ ...... Sports ................... ... Community Sponsors ............ Nlxoixf IN 69 -T-neil' ' W gif: ,- -:::

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i l l Karen Friedsam-Editor Karen White-Associate Editor Janet Ferguson-Business Manager Ronnie Camp-Sports Editor Don Roberson-Head Photographer Joe Cole-Darkroom Technician Linda Kelly-Sales Manager The school year ends and we look back to the events that made it memorable. Each of us has found that certain activities and incidents have be- come the most important from this collection. To a Sophomore it could be Registration Day when he realizes that these unfamiliar buildings and new traditions will be parts of life for the next three years. Comfortable in their classification, Juniors perhaps remember most being eligible for the activities that are exclusive to Juniors and Seniors. A Senior might look back and relive the day that was his last as a student at Denton High School. The Bronco staff has tried to preserve some of the special events. In the pages of this yearbook are- pictures and thoughts that we hope will help you recall these memories more distinctly. Our goal during the planning and preparation of the Bronco has been to preserve each Brief, Shining Moment. Bronco Stciff Ann Boyd Betty Burke Joyce Buttrill Bryant Coleman Kay Garrett Sara Hurdis Jana Jones Mrs. Betty Moon-Sponsor Cheryl Maddox Kent Ramey David Down Mary Robertson Sherrill Snider Margaret Stapler Janelle Twyford ,.....L,-.... I

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Buildings Reflect Vivid Thoughts The shop building, located behind the main classrooms, is always .a scene of activity for mechanical drawing, crafts, and agriculture classes. '1- ' ii, xl . ' ,-,W -A-in-'::f221nrf4h..,e1c.-f V , . . M .V-'rv 1.7 gseigw j:.f,,,f1'v:J ,-'W - Vw. , '-'V K '1f:4'a1f ' -I ' ff- 1 3 ., ,, -' iz' -41M-.,,,' r , ,rr .L A 4 H, . ' A - .F I f X ,, . ,- r - if I ' :I i I ,A ,Qi 415 ,. ri' f-241 ,, ' fi rw ' , ,s Z ,s ' jifgiqf 9, .Q.st'2f'L,, 1 . -V xv' 'L so -f V :,,,y,,' V k , tc , ,yn k fr , In :, ,W,:f fQ - ,4 ,rt -, .s ' s ff' 4 G 'f ffm nfl! ' 4, .all :,,. 1- ,, , ,,,s..s1, - ,, ., -no mf f if-W, , , M ff f. ,.,fLs,.c - f,-.,.,.., , - A Denton Senior High School brings back recollections to each student and faculty member who has shared learning experiences here. Within the school walls each individual has the opportunity to make use of the excellent facilities available. Time spent in classrooms, the band hall, shop or gym make up an integral part of student life. The campus unites diversified interests and aspirations of the present students. To grad- uates, the buildings symbolize past experiences, successes and defeat, ioys and tears. Through the years, the administration gathers an ac- cumulation of memories from the unceasing variety of daily occurances. All these events and images merge so that our buildings hold a col- lection of brief, shining moments. 4 I ii is if I xXx l