Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Friends, fellowship and fun A brain, a heart, and Courage are virtuous Characteristics that only seem attainable through a magical wizard. Even though we are sometimes blind to our own assets, these attributes are commonly found in our friends A friend can be defined as many thingsg a supporter. a companion. a confidant. Within the halls of D.H.S.. a friend is someone that shares common interests from athletics. to club activities or just meeting for lunch. Page 4. lop Mark Cole. Brian Waldrng Joe Roberts, Clark Cole Kevin Hooper and Denny Watts exhibit a spirit of rom raderv as their pickup trurk version of a float rarnbles down Fulton Bottom Kelly Watkins. lrary Smoot ' Judy Koberrvk, Chris Jones. Julie Hamilton and Jai que Vtigal show olf their harmonious smiles Page 5. lop left Kim Needham. Beu Manuel, Dana Stout and .larqne Powell strive lor suvfess Top right' The FH A and ll l' R O float is rom plernented by the smiling fares of Cindy Ford, Cheryl Hard. Fran Givens Shelly Branghler Denire Green. Shandra Whitley. Yolanda Bell and Alicia Corhran Bottom Martha Kurrus, Connie Rollins and Gwyn Faulkner expose their future ambitions if' ' X . ,, - ---....,, ...,..... .... ,,. ,--. 7'777:::--ef - M-W. -N.-'...::rW - is i- -L .arf----... ..... mm.. .,,,. ' -A i- v.....,.,.. ' I 4.5, i r l i n Q 2 S l 5 ' A ,, ,, W1

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it P i Sita? IF se. wi , i tr - i . rr gi . . ,gxrxbnt I u A sr., . 4 4 Q' in 4' V ri a fi F Civ-' 'Vi .1 ,. it ml ,', 3 r The world of Dorothy and Toto seemed quite simple and ordinary until their imaginations created a fantasy of what lies over the rainbow. Although not all rainbows lead to the city of Oz, most all contain an adven- ture worth seeking, Traditions tell us that rainbows originate at a pot of gold, whereas riches can be sought and for- tunes gained. Whatever these mythical wonders represent, people have always loved to project their ideas somewhere over the rainbow. The Homecoming theme Over the Rainbow gave students a chance to display their own interpretation of what lies on the other side. Although each organization portrayed its own version, the main attraction appeared to be color -- the most brilliant blues, the brightest greens, the sunniest yellows, and the most vivid reds characterized each parade entry. Page 2, Top right: Matt Johnson and Cameron Yalenty ride on the Spanish club float. Top left: Monica Martinez searches for a heart on the D EC A. float. Bottom: Gary Conley and Scotty Midgett follow the decorative procession. Page 3, Top left: Mari Hubig, Leigh Harris, Kim Kinzy, Jack Mallouf and Vanessa Vann help the Spanish club receive an Honorable Mention for their float. Top right: James Bryant, Kris Monchand, Shawn Ryan enjoy a leisurely ride. Bottom left: Kathy Stephenson, Laurie McFarling, Kristi Anderson, Missy Griffith, Kimberly Gay, Sheila White, Diane Godfrey, Yolanda Guerra, Janet Sinkler, April Odell, Melissa Ortiz and Evelynn Singdahlsen give from their hearts for O,E,A, . H 2 K V 5,

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