Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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' Behind the lines: making it happen into every event, performance, or presentation go many hours of prepara- tion and support from the people behind the lines. The endless planning, schedul- ing, and practice all work toward the final finished product. Whether it's a choir, debate, drama, cheerleader, Band or Fillie performance, a Student Council dance, assembly, pro- ject, or sales campaigng an athletic event, game or competition: a Math Club or Whiz Quiz contestg the production of the school newspaper, or any other special effort, it involves plenty of work on the part of those dedicated people who often don't even get recognized for their work. A salute, a pat on the back, and three cheers to all the folks who work so hard and make it all happen at DHS. . I SC!

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Blame it on stress, the weather, a full moon, lack of sleep, or junk food, but it's there in all ot us - that invisi- ble torce that leads us to do giddy things not unlike those our little brothers and sisters do. lt usually lies dormant inside, just yew waiting tor a dull moment to break loose and let us have a little fun. And when it does, the result is a broad mixture ot different personalities and individuality, making each day something new and special. sThat's what doing our own thing is all about. .5 -i Nh x r k I - .I 1. Greg Andrews makes school a bit more L i i interesting by doing his own thing. 2. Jason Butler gets into the Christmas spirit by dressing up like a Christmas tree. 3. Jimmy Godfrey drags Mark Edwards off to the Jail booth at the Homecoming carnival. 4. Craig Doyle gives Anne Halpenny and Sheri Martin his Hey, wanna buy some air? sales pitch. 5. Lane Boozer watches the world from behind a motorcycle mask. 6. Laura Burr displays her favorite outfit. 7. Donnie Kelley attends a pep rally as a Mouseketeer. 8. Shelley Fanning tries to grin and bear it. I if J ft ts' 1 4 1 R ,, r I if YJ' lb X . ' Q 'l 7

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1. Susie Aschenbrenner makes a last-minute check in the mirror to get ready for the Fillie performance, as Michelle Deal adiuets her gloves. 2. Band Director Don Hanna gives instructions to Marnie Cole before the band goes out on the field. 3. Assistant Principal Durwood Tenn turns artist to help paint the Distributive Ed. tloat. 4. Suzy Sharp e F, ' - Wh I and Stuart Fischbeck fix the decorations for the Homecoming dance at the Civic Center. 5. Kelly Short tries to fill a balloon with helium ae Chris Page supervises. 6. DECA alumnilmember lan Isbell shoe polishes the DECA Homecoming flcat. 7. Glenn Tanner and Edie Hickman put the finishing touches on their Homecoming float. 8. - ... ,nf agp. Ruth Brown and Cheryl Garaee, mothers of Fillies Sherry Brown and Tracy Smoot, encourage the Fillies from the bleachers during their field performance. 9. Lea Smith reties his red streamer used in the Band performances for the first time this year. .Anal W 9' - JJ .ai DY' 3 M.. , 4