Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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'Ns ,liwlwm -fm-4, You don't ave to shout, but it helps! One olthe greatest human needs is the need to express ourselves. We make music, create art, and campaign lor our causes. But when we really want to let it out of our system and let everyone :Six else know, we SHOUTI We yell, holler, scream, shriek, howl, roar, bellow, clamour, whoop, hoot, yelp, cry, screech, hurrah, yowl, plain make noise. It 9 our frustrations and ten- and clearly emphasizes our We do it lor an hour on Friday mornings at pep rallies to raise spirit. We do it at ball games to sup- port our teams. We use it as an outlet tor our emotions, and as a means of communication to that person at the other end ol the hall. Shouting helps us to be recognized, maybe not always appreciated, but definitely recognized.

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gifs:- . 1 '1 ' , 4 3 1. Seniors Tony Vidal, Kenny Koontz, Charles Peckham, and Jim Pior perform the Senior 84 cheer at a pep rally. 2. Brian Tomlin and Todd Brown, in a special visit to a football game during his stay in the hospital, cheer on their team from the sidelines. 3. Band members Josh Ellis, Les Smith, and Diana Roberson show how they can make a lot ol noise without their instruments. 4. David Herr shouts encouragement to his teammates. 5. Carl Aasletten uses a megaphone to amplify his rousing cheers. - l 'Q

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think i l'm cracking up! There's a little bit of crazy in all of us. Occasionally that compulsive little urge deep inside ot us makes us long to toilet-paper a house. There's a little voice inside our heads that tempts us to shoe-polish someone's car. At some time or another we feel that craving tc wear Bermuda shorts and sunglasses to school in December. Most ol us ex- perience a longing to, iust once, start a food tight in the cafeteria. J X, I . W. We t